DecryptA National Assembly committee adopted amendments taxing stablecoin swaps and crypto exits by wealthy holders, then rejected the 2027 budget's revenue section.
CoinDeskPaxos Labs, Theo and Energy Substantiation execs see growth coming from putting physical assets to work, with precious metals leading and energy presenting a tougher test.
Cointelegraph“We’re ready to bring quantum resistance to mainnet at any time,” Sun said in a post on X.
CoinDeskOne year after a flash crash wiped out billions in leveraged crypto bets, traders have better tools to spot risks. But the forces behind the selloff remain.
CointelegraphThe round follows increased international demand for Meanwhile’s Bitcoin life insurance policies amid broader macro instability.
CoinDeskCoinDesk analysis finds 10 unusually large trading days in 2026, raising questions about how investors measure risk in an increasingly institutional crypto market.
CoinDeskDaily activity has dropped from 10.8 million transactions to 6.2 million since mid-September even as Robinhood keeps paying network fees on customer swaps.
CoinDeskResearchers demonstrated how a payment could create spendable XRP without the sender funding it, prompting an emergency software release.
CoinDeskVisa’s survey of 14,250 people found interest in stablecoin payments is growing, though only 6% of respondents correctly understood how they work.
CointelegraphThe Treasury Department has announced several digital asset seizures related to sanctions on Iran as part of US sanctions.
CointelegraphThe agreement resolves a 2023 civil fraud lawsuit against the Celsius founder and permanently bars him from the cryptocurrency, securities and commodities industries.
CointelegraphChad Barraford, technical co-founder of the network, said that the funds were frozen and then unfrozen without explanation.
DecryptSen. Richard Blumenthal wants Cantor Fitzgerald to open its records on Tether and on how much Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's family has earned from its business deal.
CointelegraphNeed to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, Web3 and crypto regulation.
CoinDeskA recently updated version of the paid-for transaction-ordering technology “Time Boost” will be available on Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain’s infrastructure provider.
DecryptBitcoin bounced after dipping to around $80,000. Traders are placing increasingly high odds BTC slips further before October is over.
CointelegraphThe technical trial showed how AI agents could discover services and make micropayments using HSBC’s tokenized deposits, with real-time settlement and risk checks.
DecryptStarknet is "actively considering" becoming its own blockchain, a move it says would make it the first fully quantum-resistant network by 2027.
Cointelegraph +1The crypto company has reportedly applied for two licenses with the US commodities regulatory as the courts weigh prediction markets cases.
DecryptThe DWF Labs-linked firms allege in London’s High Court that BitGo sold discounted Falcon Finance and ESPORTS tokens roughly two months before their lock-up expired, cratering the value of their remaining holdings.
CointelegraphWealthy investors are embracing crypto faster than their advisers, while OKX attracts new funding and Strategy shifts more capital toward preferred stock buybacks.
CointelegraphBitcoin and crypto markets eyed a recovery from Thursday’s drop despite concerns of another hardware wallet exploit.
CoinDesk +1Alex Mashinsky, already serving 12 years for fraud, settled New York’s civil case over claims he misled Celsius customers about the failed crypto lender’s safety.
CoinDesk +2The hardware wallet maker said it is investigating devices sold by a Southeast Asian reseller as social posts swirl about crypto assets drained from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron addresses.
CointelegraphDragonfly’s Qureshi argued that asset migration is not a real solution in case of AI models breaking cryptographic signatures, and urged blockchains to adopt proactive measures.
CointelegraphFrench authorities recorded 90 crypto-related cases involving kidnapping, extortion, threats and violent theft in seven months. What makes France such a hotspot?
CoinDeskDWF is seeking $114 million in damages on the basis BitGo’s token sales resulted in direct losses through the fall in tokens' prices.
DecryptThe package hits five crypto and payment platforms, two of which handled transactions with Russia’s A7 network, the UK government said.
CNBCBlockchain.com is seeking CFTC designation and registration to offer U.S. event contracts and cryptocurrency derivatives.
DecryptIs this the beginning of a bigger selloff with the anniversary of 10/10 looming? Or just a leverage flush before the next leg up?
