A crypto investor sued Coinbase last week, alleging the exchange’s failure to disclose details of its businesses dealings with regulators and bad actors has caused shareholders to suffer “significant losses and damages.”
You might soon be able to make payments on X. But don’t get your hopes up too high, Dogecoin fans.
A growing number of companies are using Bitcoin to diversify their holdings and signal forward-thinking financial strategies.
Derivatives markets lead Bitcoin price discovery—and have increased BTC’s volatility, according to recent academic studies.
A new report by Humanity Research Consultancy has accused Cambodia of supporting criminal networks that leverage crypto.
The Trump family-led company intends to raise $2 billion in fresh equity and $1 billion through convertible bonds, six sources told the Financial Times
Strategy—formerly MicroStrategy—got hit with a lawsuit last week over its Bitcoin-buying scheme. Today, it announced it bought more.
Caladan has announced a NYC office as Trump-era crypto reforms continue to draw back firms while signaling a shift in U.S. policy.
Altcoins have started to soar as Hyperliquid breaks its all-time high, amid a $1 billion leveraged Bitcoin bet.
“You can’t eat Bitcoin,” Senator Gerard Rennick said after BTC hit $111K, prompting backlash as crypto rules take shape in Australia.
Kiyosaki says even 0.01 BTC could make you rich in two years, calling Bitcoin the “easiest” path to wealth.
Some of crypto’s biggest players have weighed in on the CFTC’s April request. Here’s how they think the U.S. can bring perpetuals home.
Despite losses stemming from FTX’s collapse, Brady is getting back into crypto. This time, he’s investing in an AI-native fintech startup.
The New York assault is the latest addition in a growing list of violent attempts to steal crypto through physical coercion.
Bitcoin has climbed back above $109,600 as Trump delays EU tariffs, easing trade tensions and fueling renewed optimism across risk assets.
Off the Grid NFT sales are heating up on mainnet ahead of the Steam launch, while Ethereum MMO Ember Sword is officially done.
Bitcoin has been embraced by BlackRock and the U.S. government, but skeptics remain. Early Bitcoiner Adam Back shares his take on why.
If you own a lot of crypto, here’s what you need to know about decoy wallets, panic buttons, and “duress protocols.”
Despite efforts to fight bias, AI still makes assumptions about ethnicity based on names alone.
Although the phrase is palatable for crypto newbies, there are elements of the analogy that don’t cleanly map onto Ethereum’s qualities.
Anthropic’s Claude 4 models show particular strength in coding and reasoning tasks, but lag behind in multimodality and context window size compared to Google and OpenAI offerings.
Steak ‘n Shake now accepts Bitcoin payments, but buying burgers (or anything else) with BTC comes with risks, tax experts told Decrypt.
The integration “marks the beginning of a multichain journey,” said the multi-chain protocol—with more in the pipeline.
Coinbase released worrying details about its data breach, Strategy caught a class action lawsuit, and three banks are considering a stablecoin.
Both Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds this week brought in huge amounts of cash as investors rapidly buy up crypto assets.
A majority of the top Trump meme coin holders earned their spots at Thursday’s crypto dinner and then sold or transferred their coins, data shows.
Etherealize co-founders Vivek Raman and Danny Ryan join Decrypt reporter André Beganski to offer a vision of Ethereum’s future. Diving deep into tokenization, institutional adoption, and the network’s evolving economics, they argue that Ethereum is poised to become the global settlement layer for Wall Street.
The Nasdaq-listed Semler Scientific now holds $466 million worth of Bitcoin, but is facing an investigation from a law firm.
Off the Grid items are selling for thousands of dollars as the game is set to expand to Steam—but how will its crypto elements be handled?
President Trump’s exclusive crypto dinner Thursday became the launchpad for one attendee’s meme coin, but it didn’t go so well.