Markets tumble on Iran fallout

Micron craters 30% from its June high, Polygon pivots, and a new Bitcoin proposal guards against quantum attacks.

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Top Stories

BTC $62,863 (-1.9%) | ETH $1,830 (-2.8%) | SOL $74 (-2.0%)

  • Nasdaq futures tumble 2% as overall market reacts to continued Iran war

  • Micron sinks 30% from June high as memory stocks slide

  • Polygon Labs is laying off staff and shifting from blockchain foundation to payments company

  • Visa launches a new platform to offer stablecoin services to over 200 million merchants

  • a16z linked wallet sells $6.5M worth of HYPE as it falls below $60

  • Clarity Act does not have Democrat support as it is currently written

  • Judge orders 25 crypto account freezes tied to LIBRA memecoin

  • Citadel invests $400M in Crypto.com

  • Toly says Nikita Biers “reign of terror” as a Solana advisor is over

  • HYPE, Hyperliquid's native token, drops below $60, per @DegenerateNews.

  • Truth Social moves to sell faster access to President Trump's posts to traders and investors, per @WatcherGuru citing the WSJ.

  • The White House says China carried out the largest election data compromise in history, spanning years since the 2020 election cycle

  • Iran releases US citizen, Trump calls it a goodwill gesture.

  • US 30-year mortgage rate climbs to 6.55%.

  • French 30-year bond yield hits its highest since the financial crisis

  • New Bitcoin proposal lets users prove ownership after a quantum attack

  • Kalshi opens betting on drug trial outcomes and regulatory decisions with a 13-contract biotech pilot