The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

Bitcoin and Ether, the world's top two digital assets by market cap, led liquidations that passed $260 million in the past 24 hours – prices are sliding, spot BTC ETFs saw negative flows, and the full approval of spot ETH ETFs has apparently been pushed back.

CLS Global has established itself as a trusted partner for 10% of CoinMarketCap's top 200 projects, having navigated three bear markets and managed over $1.5 billion in assets.

A reality television series may follow a company's efforts to send the 1st Nigerian and others to space aboard a Blue Origin vehicle.

The FBI has increased the bounty on missing CryptoQueen Dr Ruja Ignatova to $5 million. Bulgaria-born German national Ignatova went missing in 2017 after a federal warrant was issued for her arrest. She is accused of defrauding crypto-investors out of more than $4 billion.

The memecoin sector has skyrocketed to the moon in recent months, and while there are tokens that have shown significant growth, others have only resulted in losses – for an industry expert, the proliferation of scam tokens only calls for improved security measures for a promising yet "chaotic" market.

The Ethereum community initially expected spot Ether ETFs to go live sometime this week following good signs in the process in recent weeks, but there has been some delay, and the holiday week is expected to push back the full approval further.

The launch of VanEck's VBTC on the ASX drew attention to Australia's evolving views of the cryptocurrency industry, and it could further propel the Australian public's growing trust for Bitcoin as a suitable investment.

The lawsuit comes days after Consensys announced that the SEC had dropped its investigation into Ethereum.

"The FBI are now refocusing their efforts on the people around [Ignatova], trying to tempt her close associates to get in touch."