Elon Musk Revives Bitcoin Anime Meme as BTC Holds Steady
Elon Musk shares a Bitcoin anime meme, while BTC remains resilient despite recent volatility.
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Elon Musk shares a Bitcoin anime meme, while BTC remains resilient despite recent volatility.
A Coinbase survey shows many crypto users still misunderstand tax rules despite a strong willingness to comply.
Nvidia faces a certified class action lawsuit over alleged undisclosed crypto mining-related GPU revenues exceeding $1 billion.
The UK government advances a temporary ban on crypto political donations to address concerns over foreign interference and transparency.
Coinbase is resisting proposed limits on stablecoin yields in a U.S. Senate crypto bill, highlighting ongoing tensions between crypto firms and banks.
A proposed US rule could allow crypto and private equity investments in 401(k) plans, reshaping retirement markets.
US lawmakers propose banning sports-related prediction markets, escalating tensions between federal and state regulators.
Nasdaq has received SEC approval to pilot tokenized trading of stocks and ETFs, marking a controlled step toward blockchain integration in traditional markets.
Evernorth moves closer to a Nasdaq listing after filing a Form S-4, as the firm builds a large XRP treasury amid improving US regulatory clarity.
Citigroup lowered its 12-month price targets for Bitcoin and Ether, citing weaker network activity and delays in US crypto legislation despite continued ETF inflows.