The crypto market fell 2.65% from Tuesday’s high as a tight tech correlation dragged digital assets down alongside a sharp Nasdaq selloff. Total crypto market cap slipped to $2.12 trillion, losing the $2.19 trillion shelf. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped more than 2% to $62,447 and now trades under a critical technical level. Worldcoin (WLD) led the

Cboe Global Markets has rolled out the first product in Cboe Predicts, its new prediction markets suite, listing binary options on the Mini-S&P 500 Index (XSP) through Interactive Brokers. Charles Schwab will add access in the coming months, with other brokers to follow. Cboe Targets Prediction Markets With Mini-S&P 500 Contracts According to the press

On-chain data shows that neither bulls nor bears are firmly in control and that the market appears to be in limbo, rather than a sustained bearish phase.

CryptoQuant's MicroStrategy warning to pause Bitcoin buys lands after Strategy already began rebuilding its cash reserves.

South Korea’s KOSPI suffered a near-10% drop after regulators warned over leveraged ETF risk tied to major chip stocks. The move matters for crypto because