DUBAI, UAE, Aug. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has expanded its UTA Loan Interest-Free Borrowing program, extending interest-free borrowing eligibility to 22 additional major crypto assets. Combined with USDT and USDC, the program now covers 24 assets in total.The expansion helps reduce funding costs for traders using Perpetual and Futures products, giving avid traders greater flexibility in capital management under Bybit’s Unified Trading Account (UTA) framework.Under the new framework, asset coverage for interest-free loans now supports 24 assets, including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, OP, NEAR, DOT, DOGE, LINK, SUI, LTC, UNI,…
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NEW YORK / RankWire.AI / – cryptocurrency markets faced intensified selling pressure, sending Bitcoin below $63,000 amid cooling global risk appetite. Binance trading logs showed the world’s largest digital currency dropping 3.02% in a 24-hour window to trade at $62,957.83. Shifting monetary policy expectations, tech-sector equity instability, and broader macroeconomic headwinds continue to curb speculative positioning. Meanwhile, market metrics reported by Bloomberg highlight a contraction in spot volumes alongside a sharp spike in liquidations for leveraged bullish contracts. The downward movement coincided with broader weakness across global equity markets, particularly within technology and semiconductor sectors that faced increased selling momentum.…
CryptoWire, NEW YORK: Bitcoin rebounded above $70,000 on Friday after sliding to about $60,018 earlier in the session, a sharp swing that underscored renewed volatility in the cryptocurrency market. The world’s largest digital asset traded as high as roughly $71,465 during the rebound. By Saturday, Bitcoin was trading around $69,000, off the day’s highs but well above the prior session’s low. The move followed a broad selloff that hit a range of risk assets, including cryptocurrencies, equities and metals. Bitcoin’s drop to near $60,000 marked its weakest level since late October 2024 before buyers returned and prices recovered. The rebound coincided with a strong upswing…
CryptoWire, LONDON: XRP traded lower on Friday following a brief rally sparked by Ripple Labs’ approval from the United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The cryptocurrency, the world’s sixth-largest by market capitalization, fluctuated between $2.08 and $2.15 during the last 24 hours as traders reacted to a mix of regulatory and market developments. Ripple’s FCA registration marks a significant regulatory milestone for the company, allowing it to offer certain crypto-related services under the UK’s financial supervision framework. The approval extends Ripple’s compliance footprint in Europe, where the company continues to position its blockchain technology for cross-border payments and digital asset liquidity solutions. Industry observers have…
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Shiba Inu sees a significant 20% surge in recent trading, outpacing Ripple’s XRP, which recorded a 4% gain. SHIB’s price movements highlight rising interest in meme-based assets.