Market Snapshot
Bitcoin (BTC) — 77,904.35 (+0.71%) [Binance US] · Ethereum (ETH) — 2,268.02 (+1.10%) [Binance US] · BNB — 705.89 (+0.84%) [Binance US] · Solana (SOL) — 95.50 (-0.14%) [Binance US] · XRP — 1.2531 (+0.55%) [Binance US] · S&P 500 (SPY) — 755.72 (-1.77%) [Twelve Data] · Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) — 690.49 (-3.47%) [Twelve Data] · Gold (GLD) — 355.78 (-3.47%) [Twelve Data] · US Oil (USO) — 168.83 (+0.38%) [Twelve Data]
Crypto Markets
Bitcoin climbed 0.71% to $77,904 and Ethereum advanced 1.10% to $2,268 as Binance moved to restore confidence following the largest digital-asset theft in history. The world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange said it would resume withdrawals in phases starting Sunday between 0600 and 0900 GMT, covering bitcoin, ether, BNB, Solana, XRP, dogecoin and other major tokens, according to Reuters. Binance reported it had recovered 95% of the $6.3 billion stolen from its platform, pledging to cover all losses. The FBI tied the breach to North Korea, stating that members of the unit were observed converting stolen assets into Ethereum, Reuters reported.
