The Latest Breaking News from Cryptocurrency

Bitcoin's price soars over 0,000 as Trump administration embraces digital currencies, signaling a shift in crypto regulations and institutional acceptance.

Federal agencies filed more than 100 enforcement actions against the crypto industry in the last few years

The price of bitcoin topped $100,000 again early Friday as a pumped up cryptocurrency industry expects early action by Donald Trump when he’s sworn in as president next week

The original cryptocurrency has risen 9% since hitting a 30-day low of $90,600.

Whether bitcoin (or other cryptocurrency) significantly becomes a treasury asset for many of the world's businesses and corporations is something to watch.

With less than a week left before he steps down from his post as SEC chief, Gary Gensler has some very straightforward words for the broader cryptocurrency space, but he did acknowledge that Bitcoin has potential to morph into something bigger than it already is.

As Donald Trump's looming return to the White House promises to boost cryptocurrencies, a German stock exchange is on a mission to anchor them firmly in the staid world of traditional finance.

Cryptocurrencies promise to be central to Donald Trump’s economic policies in his second term as US president. Arguably his most controversial proposal is the creation of a strategic bitcoin reserve (SBR). This would involve the US buying up large amounts of the cryptocurrency over the coming years to hold as…

Bitcoin's January dump is not as shocking as it seems, a crypto analyst said, explaining that the world's largest cryptocurrency has already done the same in the post-halving years of 2017 and 2021.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon claims Bitcoin is primarily used for illicit activities like money laundering and drug trafficking.

The trial of Do Hyeong Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, is everywhere. Kwon is facing accusations related to the failure of his company's cryptocurrency. His case could set a standard for how crypto should be regulated.