The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

Coinbase’s chief security officer makes a case for why law enforcement should prefer crypto to cash.

Michelle Bond, largely known for her congressional bid in 2022, has been indicted over charges related to illegal financing of her campaign – she received $400,000 from defunct crypto exchange FTX.

Former Kansas bank CEO Shan Hanes was sentenced to over 24 years for embezzling $47 million, which led to the bank's collapse.

MtGox is nearing the end of its creditor repayments more than a decade after it collapsed, and some industry experts believe that Bitcoin may already have started recovering after it weathered various storms for several months.

As the crypto industry fights for clarity on stablecoin oversight, Anchorage insists that its novel program operates outside the jurisdiction of the SEC.

After the collapse of crypto lending firms like BlockFi and Genesis, Arch is trying to revive the sector.

Crypto compliance remains a major topic in the industry as threat actors evolve along with security measures – will the rise of AI and AML tools finally be the answer to strengthening crypto's backbone in preventing illicit activities?

A top Harris campaign aide said the vice president will support policies for crypto growth, and his statement is at center of discussions in the community, with some believing the Democratic presidential candidate is ready for change, while others believe she has to directly speak about her views to be…

McDonald's Instagram account was targeted by hackers who promoted a fake Grimace-themed token – the exploiters also changed the account's bio to claim that investors were "rug pulled."

BlackRock has solidified its position as the king of crypto ETFs after its Ethereum ETF became the first among U.S. $ETH ETFs to reach $1 billion in cumulative net inflows since launching in July.

Despite the broad decline in PolitiFi memecoins in the past week, three Trump-themed tokens have escaped the beating, with one memecoin seeing a four-digit increase.