The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

The FIT21 bill has the support of the cryptocurrency industry because it will deliver customer protections and long-sought-after regulatory clarity.

The House is poised to advance the comprehensive FIT21 bill today, which would establish a regulatory framework for the blockchain sector.

Some Democrats, including digital assets skeptics, have voiced support for FIT21, a largely Republican-backed bill that could establish clear regulatory guidelines for the crypto industry.

Presidential frontrunner Donald Trump made good on his promise earlier this month that he would allow his supporters to donate to his campaign through cryptocurrencies.

Gala Games has recovered the Ethereum it lost in a massive exploit Monday that included the minting of 4.4 billion $GALA tokens in an unauthorized transaction.

Several spot Ether ETF applicants have submitted updated 19b-4 filings, suggesting that the SEC has finally provided comments on the applications and triggering a wave of optimism in the crypto industry for the funds that, unlike Bitcoin, have had a more difficult road toward approval.

The Trump campaign said they want to build a ‘crypto army’ leading up to Election Day

Bitcoin's dominance in the crypto world is unshaken, and while the news media continues to say that BTC is dead—it's died 477 times.

Crypto boosters are in a fine mood after a series of wins in Washington D.C., where one of their biggest antagonists saw her influence decline.

Ethereum soared Tuesday on rumors of SEC 180 on ETF approvals. Bitcoin price reverses after nearing $72,000.

The 23-year-old Taiwanese allegedly oversaw all operation of Incognito Market, a "dark web" illegal narcotics marketplace that allowed buyers and sellers to transact anonymously using digital assets.