The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

Bitcoin has shed some $4,000 overnight after Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank isn't allowed to own $BTC, which is a fact that may have affected optimism in the crypto market.

El Salvador has reached an agreement with IMF staff to secure a $3.5 billion funding package, but not without consequences that could hit Nayib Bukele's grandiose vision of a "Bitcoin country."

Analysts predict “a wave of cryptocurrency ETFs” under incoming SEC chair Paul Atkins.

As Bitcoin's value rises to a staggering $108,000, luxury brands are exploring accepting cryptocurrency payments to attract wealthy customers and connect with crypto investors.

The Crypto.com Showdown was full of playful banter—and that included Rory McIlroy taking a shot at Charles Barkley's weight.

Ferrari launched crypto payments on its ultra-luxury cars last year in response to demand from dealers and buyers who were also crypto investors.

Sen. Tim Scott will lead the Senate Banking Committee in 2025, and he has promised to champion change for the crypto industry, particularly on policies that stifle innovation at home turf.

ETF experts at Bloomberg believe new crypto ETFs will be approved in 2025, but it may be bad news for those waiting for $SOL and $XRP ETFs.

The crypto casino market has skyrocketed, growing from $50 million in 2019 to an estimated $250 million in 2024, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 38%. This impressive expansion highlights how innovations in blockchain technology and cryptocurrency integration are reshaping the gambling sector. By providing enhanced privacy, improved…