The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

US cryptocurrency super PACs raise over 0 million, raising concerns about their impact on election spending and campaign finance regulations.

Cryptocurrencies have brought about a new era of financial innovation and are rapidly becoming popular among investors and customers.

The rise of digital currency and blockchain technology benefits businesses involved in online finance, trading, and currency exchange.

The payments sector is growing, and businesses that are not embracing blockchain are starting to realise the advantages of using crypto for their financial transactions.

Bitcoin has completed over one billion transactions, 15 years after the first block was mined by the digital asset's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.

Coinbase is once again in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons as a new class action lawsuit from investors alleged that the crypto exchange "knowingly" operated an unregistered business.

A crypto whale that held hundreds of Bitcoin for over 10 years has just reactivated the account, earning both praise and confusion among other digital asset holders on X as the whale activity happened on the day BTC rebounded to $64,000.

The crypto sector has been flagged multiple times for being vulnerable to exploits and scams unless strong security measures are in place, and such vulnerability was once again highlighted last week, when hackers and scammers pilfered over $71 million from the emerging industry.

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Bitcoin has only ventured under the $60,000 per token level a few times since early March, as the price consolidated after making a new record peak. Bitcoin is the leading cryptocurrency, and the spot Bitcoin ETFs have increased its profile, leading to a new all-time high.

Tether announced it has partnered with Chainalysis for a blockchain monitoring solution that will improve the stablecoin giant's compliance practices, especially in relation to "secondary" market transactions.