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.
Anchorage Digital has introduced Tron (TRX) custody services, enabling U.S. institutions to securely store and trade TRX. This marks a significant expansion in institutional access to Tron.
Crypto funds see a $1 billion inflow, reversing a five-week outflow trend as the market shows signs of recovery.
Tether has engaged a Big Four auditing firm to conduct a transparency review of its USDT stablecoin, aiming to enhance trust and accountability.
MemeCore's price has surged by 40% as the memecoin market experiences a rebound, driven by increased leverage and whale activity.
MARA has sold 15,000 Bitcoin, valued at $1.1 billion, to address its debt obligations. The sale marks a significant move in the company's financial strategy.
Coinbase and Fannie Mae have partnered to introduce mortgages backed by Bitcoin, marking a significant development in the integration of cryptocurrency and real estate finance.
Fannie Mae has announced plans to accept crypto-backed mortgages, marking a significant development in the U.S. housing finance sector.
A class action lawsuit against Nvidia has been certified, focusing on allegations of misleading investors about crypto-related revenues.
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a downturn as rising oil prices and economic uncertainties lead to a sell-off in digital assets.
CoinShares reveals that up to 20% of Bitcoin mining operations are currently unprofitable due to increased operational costs and market conditions.
The White House has approved a review of a rule that could allow cryptocurrency investments in the $10 trillion 401(k) market, potentially expanding retirement investment options.
Bitcoin's price has decreased as over $14 billion in options are set to expire, potentially impacting market dynamics.