Ethereum (ETH) declined nearly 4% toward $2,400 on Wednesday after the CLARITY Act failed to advance in the US Senate, triggering broad selling across the cryptocurrency market.Expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its next meeting have added to the pressure. However, declining

Bitget has launched “VIP to the Top,” an 8th anniversary campaign giving qualified professional traders direct access to VIP 7, Bitget’s highest VIP tier. Running from September 15 to October 31 under the anniversary theme “Built for Perfect Trades,” the campaign recognizes users based on

Cardano (ADA) traded near $0.1900 on Wednesday after falling 5% during the previous session and breaking below an important cluster of technical support levels.Declining transaction activity, weaker network revenue, and falling futures open interest indicate reduced demand for ADA. Technical indicators also favor sellers, placing the

Exchanges have spent two centuries walking fees down to zero. In 1792, the brokers who founded what became the NYSE agreed on a 0.25% floor for stock trades. By the mid-1970s, layered commissions had pushed that as high as 2%, right before the SEC deregulated

KuCoin, a global cryptocurrency platform, has launched on Arc as a mainnet launch partner, allowing eligible users to transfer USDC directly between KuCoin and Arc from the network's first day.As financial activity increasingly moves onchain, exchanges can serve as a link between established markets and