The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

President Biden has yet to be vocally supportive of the crypto industry, and his administration has often been viewed as "hostile" by the crypto community, but a tech coalition believes he can still reverse this and see an opportunity in promoting a "positive" regulation.

Bitcoin prices have been climbing steadily since Monday, and a dormant whale must have felt the uptick, moving some $8.5 million in $BTC after more than a decade of no activity.

Bitcoin’s latest dip is largely due to an uptick in on-chain selling pressure as governments liquidate seized Bitcoin and the crypto exchange Mt. Gox begins to repay creditors.

U.S. digital asset ownership jumped from 30% in 2023 to 40% in 2024. Congress must rise to the occasion and pass FIT21.

Australia has been in the news in recent weeks following the launch of the ASX's first spot Bitcoin ETF, and for an industry expert, the latest development could be a key driver in the country's crypto literacy bid.

Bitcoin is back in the green after a weekend in the red – Bitcoin hodlers and maximalists are trying to keep sentiment on the positive end, but fears around the MtGox repayments and the German government's continuing dump continue to put pressure on the world's top digital asset.

Pink Drainer, which recently "retired" from helping bad actors steal digital assets, has apparently been hit by an address poisoning attack – the amount taken is meager compared to the millions the notorious draining group took from the crypto industry, but it's still a taste of the draining service provider's…

Established in 2017, Chainlink has become a mainstay in the crypto industry, and while its native token's price has declined over the years, $LINK has recently become the go-to coin for some crypto whales.

Although only 15% of cryptocurrency has been recovered, the massive increase in bitcoin prices means customers are getting much more than they lost in 2014.