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.
SpaceX has filed for an initial public offering, revealing a $1.45 billion Bitcoin treasury. The move marks a significant step for the company as it prepares to enter the public market.
Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade has been launched, introducing new features aimed at enhancing scalability and security. Details on the impact are still emerging.
SpaceX's IPO filing discloses the company holds 18,712 Bitcoin, valued at $1.45 billion. This marks a significant investment by Elon Musk's aerospace firm.
OpenAI is preparing to file for an initial public offering with plans to list in September. Details about the IPO are still emerging.
Japan has introduced a 20% tax rate on cryptocurrency gains, aligning it with other financial asset taxes. This move is part of a broader effort to regulate the growing crypto market.
Tether has acquired SoftBank's stake in Twenty One Capital, strengthening its position in the investment firm. Details on the transaction remain limited.
Amundi has introduced a new Solana UCITS fund aimed at institutional investors, marking a significant step in institutional adoption of blockchain technology.
The Bank of England has announced plans to integrate tokenized deposits and stablecoins into the UK's payment systems, marking a significant step in the country's financial innovation.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has raised concerns over the approval of crypto bank charters, questioning the legality of actions taken by the OCC during the Trump administration.
The SEC has proposed significant changes to public listing rules, allowing newly public companies to raise cash instantly. This marks the biggest rule change in decades.
The SEC has reversed its stance on tokenized stocks, leading to a surge in HYPE. Details on the implications for the crypto market are still emerging.
House Republicans have introduced a bill to permanently block the development of a U.S. central bank digital currency (CBDC), citing concerns over privacy and government control.