The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

A 23 year old New York man is accused of stealing £11.7 million in a sophisticated cryptocurrency scam by posing as a Coinbase employee. Now held at Rikers Island, he might face a severe punishment.

A sudden windfall in 2025 can feel like someone handed you a golden ticket—maybe from a business sale, a legal settlement, a crypto boom, or even an unexpected inheritance. The thrill is real, the excitement palpable, and the possibilities endless. But along with that exhilaration comes a giant, unavoidable reality…

Not long ago, cryptocurrency seemed to belong mainly to enthusiasts and investors, but today it is gradually becoming part of everyday life. Why have digital currencies stopped being just a tool for speculation and begun to enter the sphere of everyday payments? What changes await users and companies if cryptocurrency…

See how $10,000 invested in crypto vs. index funds would grow over 10 years and which option delivers better long-term returns for investors.

The country has now pilfered about $7 billion in crypto all-time.

Former rugby league international Trent Merrin has admitted to stealing $140,000 in bitcoin from a former friend and teammate.

The announcements come as the longtime crypto company is seeking to brand itself as the “everything exchange.”

RWA tokenization is injecting fresh liquidity into DeFi, transforming idle capital and bridging traditional assets with onchain finance in 2026.

The attacks were stopped, but they could always return - if users don't strengthen their passwords.