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Off the Grid’s GUN token has expanded from Avalanche to Solana, while the list of crypto games shut down in 2025 only grew last week.

A former voting tech auditor claims that voting machines still lack key security fixes flagged in 2006, leaving U.S. elections vulnerable.

Credit card users are no longer limited to points and cashback on purchases—now there are crypto rewards, too.

From noodle giants to love hotel operators and cannabis sellers, these five publicly traded companies made unexpected bets on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Experts say launching tokens for crypto games applies unnecessary pressure on development—and makes failures even more public.

Bitcoin to the moon? Not so fast, experts say, as the asset has matured and is now being used by traders for more sophisticated bets.

While Elon Musk’s $300 “Heavy” model puts up record-breaking benchmark scores, the basic Grok 4 struggles to keep up with competitors.

Jay Clayton, President Trump’s onetime SEC head, is now top prosecutor at the DOJ office set to take Roman Storm to trial on Monday.

Some Democrats are pledging to punish other party members who support what they see as “Trump’s crypto corruption.” Leadership has largely stayed out of the fight.

Crypto-focused companies benefited from the surge in crypto markets this week.

Stablecoin issuer Tether is ending support for USDT on five “legacy” blockchains after previously halting minting on those networks.

Publicly traded Upexi is poised to boast the largest Solana treasury stash once its latest funding round is completed.

Core Scientific and CoreWeave announce a massive $9B merger while Bitcoin ETFs see their second-biggest day ever with $1.17B in inflows.

Elon Musk’s new model crunched Polymarket odds and picked the Dodgers, but ChatGPT and DeepSeek favor the Tigers as a better value for bettors.

After returning funds to GMX, it appeared a would-be hacker sent $5 million in Ethereum to the coin mixer.

Grayscale said in a letter on Tuesday that it may take legal action if the SEC continues to hold up the debut of its multi-token fund on NYSE Arca. 

Bitcoin keeps pushing to new highs, but the Ripple-linked XRP has actually surged more over the past day while open interest soars.

The Ethereum treasury company is only second to the Ethereum Foundation in the size of its holdings.

Meme coins, led by Dogecoin, are jumping higher Friday as Bitcoin hits new highs—and the Pump.fun Solana token sale is only hours away.

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At its earliest, Pump.fun’s token will become tradable on Monday and traders are starting to question whether it’ll pump or dump.

BlackRock’s IBIT led Thursday’s ETF inflows with $448.5 million, as capital consolidated into top issuers despite outflows from GBTC.

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high above $118,000 as institutions drove the rally—while analysts predicted a $120K target by month-end.

Ethereum topped $3,000 for the first time since February, following the largest single day for ETH exchange-traded fund inflows.

Cybersecurity firm ReversingLabs uncovered two lines of malicious code in an update forETHCode, an open source suite of tools.

Florida’s AG said Robinhood’s payment-for-order-flow model may mislead users by hiding true crypto costs behind marketing claims.

Despite Bitcoin’s push to a new all-time high, the price outlook remains cautiously optimistic, Decrypt was told.

Truglia’s original 18-month term was dramatically increased after he failed to pay restitution to crypto investor Michael Terpin.

Ethereum plunged as much as 37% after the president’s son called it a buy in February. Five months later, it has slowly clawed its way back.

Plasma will feature several unreleased stablecoins upon its “late summer” mainnet launch, although it wouldn’t confirm who would issue them.