Trump Punts on Crypto Divestment, Says If US Didn’t Have Bitcoin ‘China Would’
President Trump deflected when asked whether he would consider divesting from personal crypto interests to help get legislation passed.
President Trump deflected when asked whether he would consider divesting from personal crypto interests to help get legislation passed.
The analyst is expecting a flurry of crypto-related announcements, but nothing to do with stablecoins.
Hurdles in banking and retail may make brand-name stablecoins an idea better in theory than in practice, the credit rating agency contends.
North Korea and Iran are among the states leveraging digital assets to bypass international sanctions, says the Financial Action Task Force.
Meme coins highlight the absurdity of crypto investing. No more than Chillhouse flipping Housecoin and aiming for Chillguy next.
Bitcoin juggernaut Strategy is facing at least five copycat lawsuits—but law professors told Decrypt that the number of suits isn’t unusual.
A Moscow court sentenced “Bitmama” to seven years in jail over a crypto scheme saw millions moved daily through informal deals.
Most Bitcoin ETF inflows are driven by long-only fundamental investors, not short-term traders, analyst Peter Chung told Decrypt.
The YouTube star has made key changes to an AI tool he recently launched, following copyright concerns from content creators.
Coinbase aims to fill what it describes as a “critical gap” in the U.S. market, where domestic traders have long relied on offshore platforms.
The platform is seeking new capital following a policy update earlier this month, allowing it to hold Bitcoin on its balance sheet.
Amended Bitwise prospectuses for Dogecoin and Aptos ETFs are a good sign for their eventual approvals, a Bloomberg analyst told Decrypt.
Japan’s biggest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury company now holds 12,345 BTC, following its latest purchase of 1,234 BTC.
Blockchain games are closing left and right, with Avalanche-based NFT card game Raini: The Lords of Light the latest to join the list.
Myriad Markets users are placing predictions on President Trump’s language, whether Ethereum will rise or fall, and Wimbledon’s winner.
Bitcoin faces one of its largest options expiries with $15 billion in contracts set to expire Friday as volatility hits multi-year lows.
Former Tether and Blackstone execs plan to build a publicly traded crypto treasury spanning Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and more.
The United Arab Emirates-based Aqua 1 Foundation just bought $100 million worth of tokens from President Trump’s World Liberty Financial.
Ethereum sits at a crossroads as traders debate whether the second-largest cryptocurrency will finally break through $3,000 or plunge back down to $2,000.
Crypto exchange Coinbase has added new ways for crypto holders to make use of Cardano and Litecoin on its Base network.
A drumbeat of “positive regulatory news” under U.S. President Donald Trump has buoyed the stock, one analyst said.
The crypto exchange’s offering will compete with other cash apps, including PayPal and Jack Dorsey’s Cash App.
While the SEC has become more crypto friendly, a federal judge in Manhattan found that the law hasn’t changed.
“Users should avoid reUSD vaults and withdraw funds if possible,” one security expert told Decrypt.
Bitcoin and Ethereum have inched forward, as 77% of Myriad Market users signal they’re certain Iran’s supreme leader will remain in power.
A new collaboration between P2P.org and Ton Whales will allow Telegram users to earn rewards, starting with less than $30 worth of TON.
“These plaintiffs made the wrong arguments,” Judge Chhabria wrote, as he ruled Meta’s AI training on their copyrighted books was fair use.
Approval from Ireland’s central bank gives Kraken the ability to operate across 27 EU states as it races to catch up to rival Coinbase.
The inquiry will assess the ASX’s governance, capability, and risk management frameworks across its group operations.
Opyl is betting on the so-called Bitcoin treasury strategy to navigate its financial chop and follow recent examples set by others.