The Latest Breaking News on Crypto

Institutional investors continue to enter the crypto space, and new data shows that a growing number are no longer just testing the waters – many have made the splash into the vast waters of digital assets.

The Japanese unit was also boosted by bets on a Kamala Harris presidency after she was considered to have come out on top in her US presidential debate with Donald Trump and superstar Taylor Swift endorsed her.

Members of the House Financial Services' subcommittee for digital assets discussed DeFi's future Tuesday, with some still doubtful of the technology's benefits, and others seeing the potential that it offers for a new financial era.

Web3 gaming is on the rise, but mass adoption remains a major challenge as the Web2—Web3 gap is huge, and the balance between immersive gameplays and P2E features is tipping to one side – Ödül Küçük of Farcana talks about the importance of returning to the gaming industry's foundation: providing…

Bitcoin is now a matter of "national security," Marathon Digital's Fred Thiel warned Tuesday, urging the government to make sure that the U.S. has significant on-shore BTC mining activities to prevent being locked out as Russia catches up.

Caroline Ellison, a former top executive in FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's collapsed cryptocurrency empire, is seeking no prison time at her sentencing later this month

Paybis recently integrated with Revolut Pay and SWIFT, empowering businesses to offer more seamless crypto services to their clients. The integration marks a pivot toward broader crypto adoption in business.

Solana can't seem to crack $150, no matter how much buyers push. It's time to dig into why this is happening and what it will take for Solana to ...

Majority of pickpocket thefts thought to be mobile phone snatches, according to ONS data analysis

Valora, Tether, and Celo today announced the launch of a new campaign that seeks to educate consumers in emerging markets with the many real-world use cases of stablecoins.

High Court told of ‘compelling’ evidence luxury car-loving Alexander Surin’s money was made through drug dealing and money laundering