Negotiations on a landmark US crypto bill are nearing agreement on stablecoin rewards, though debates over ethics and financial crime continue to pose challenges.
As MiCA enforcement approaches, smaller crypto firms across Europe face rising costs and regulatory hurdles that could reshape the industry landscape.
Justin Sun has taken legal action against World Liberty Financial, alleging unfair token freezes and governance issues while continuing to support pro-crypto US policies.
Bitcoin and crypto stocks fell as Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh emphasized central bank independence, while analysts still see potential upside later in 2026.
The DeFi sector is facing a deepening security crisis after nearly $800 million in losses this year, with April alone accounting for the majority.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted almost $1 billion in inflows last week, signaling renewed institutional confidence as geopolitical developments influence market sentiment.
Bitcoin is consolidating near $75,000, but deeply negative funding rates and improving geopolitical sentiment could trigger a sharp rally toward $125,000.
Bitcoin’s recent surge is stalling near $75,000 as investors lock in profits and market indicators point to cautious sentiment rather than overheating demand.
Kraken has confirmed it confidentially filed for a US IPO, signaling renewed momentum in crypto markets despite a lower valuation.
The American Bankers Association disputes a White House report on stablecoin yields, warning that allowing interest-bearing stablecoins could drain deposits from smaller banks.
Crypto exchange-traded products recorded $1.1 billion in weekly inflows, led by Bitcoin and US spot ETFs as easing inflation and geopolitical developments boosted investor sentiment.
Bitcoin briefly dropped below $71,000 while oil prices spiked after the United States announced a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with Iran and rattling global markets.
Falling prices of Trump-linked crypto tokens spark criticism from lawmakers and investors, raising concerns over ethics and market risks.
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF leads a surge in inflows, marking its strongest day since March and signaling renewed institutional demand.
Morgan Stanley’s new MSBT Bitcoin ETF attracted $34 million in first-day inflows, marking a major milestone for bank-issued crypto investment products.