Latest breaking news in crypto
Two teenagers have been charged with felony offenses after allegedly attempting a $66 million crypto robbery following a 600-mile drive.
Morgan Stanley is reportedly on the verge of launching a Bitcoin ETF, according to an analyst. Details about the launch timeline and specifics are still emerging.
The UK government has announced an immediate ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing concerns over potential foreign interference.
Bitcoin ETFs have attracted $2.5 billion in March, significantly reducing year-to-date losses. This influx indicates growing investor confidence in Bitcoin-related financial products.
Circle's market value dropped by 20% following changes in the Clarity Act, which affects distributors rather than issuers.
The European Central Bank plans to establish standards for the digital euro by summer 2026, setting the stage for a pilot phase.
Bitcoin has surged back to $71,000 as the cryptocurrency market experiences a significant upswing. This rebound marks a notable recovery for Bitcoin.
Bank of Montreal (BMO) has joined the CME Group's tokenized cash platform, which operates on Google Cloud, marking a significant step in digital finance.
Bitcoin's price has fallen below $70,000 as market tensions rise, influenced by geopolitical factors and a broader sell-off in crypto stocks.
Invesco has acquired Superstate's $900 million on-chain fund, marking its entry into the tokenization market. The acquisition highlights growing interest in blockchain-based financial products.
Bitcoin's price has surged to $71,000, leading a market rebound and resulting in $550 million in short positions being liquidated.
Delaware has introduced a new bill to regulate stablecoins under a banking framework, aiming to provide clarity and oversight in the digital currency sector.
A new bipartisan bill introduced by U.S. senators seeks to ban sports prediction markets, citing concerns over gambling and market manipulation.