The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

The case involves a new type of alleged crime involving the Ethereum blockchain.

Bitcoin, after soaring in March then plummeting as it moved toward the halving in April, hit $66,000 on Wednesday, adding a significant $5,000 from its opening price.

Wisconsin's pension fund overseer has just disclosed that it bought thousands of BlackRock's IBIT shares, signaling an apparent growing institutional interest in the trending funds.

The BSP recently approved a pilot for a peso-pegged stablecoin as proposed by a prominent local crypto exchange, marking a significant development in the Southeast Asian nation's digital assets sector.

The U.S. leader Monday ordered MineOne, a crypto mining firm majority-owned by China, to remove its equipment and dismantle improvements in a property located near an American Air Base home to ballistic missiles.

Cuban has criticized the SEC for pushing its "one size fits all" regulatory approach for the cryptocurrency industry, saying the regulator didn't pick up any lessons from the collapse of early crypto exchange Mt. Gox.

Ripple's Brad Garlinghouse said last week that the U.S. is targeting Tether's USDT stablecoin, and Tether's CEO appears to have responded to the insinuation, triggering what could be the beginning of a clash of two crypto titans.

Coinbase Global Inc, the largest US crypto exchange, is experiencing a system outage.

The U.S. president's campaign team may want to change its campaign strategy heading into the November 2024 elections, Uniswap's Hayden Adams said, considering how Republicans have already apparently grasped the situation regarding the crypto community's relevance as a voting group.