Bitcoin, blockchain, DeFi, digital assets, and crypto regulation.
GoMining has introduced a new software development kit for its GoBTC Pay system, enabling merchants to accept bitcoin for everyday transactions, positioning itself against Square.
Franklin Templeton has submitted applications for two ETFs designed to reinvest stock dividends into Bitcoin, potentially launching by September 1, 2026.
Base is set to launch its Beryl upgrade on June 25, introducing the B20 native token standard and reducing withdrawal delays to five days.
A former contributor to the Ethereum Foundation, VanEpps, has raised alarms about a possible funding crisis for Ethereum's core development within the next three to nine months following the expiration of a critical funding initiative.
The Bitcoin network is experiencing a significant uptick in activity, nearing all-time highs, driven by increased OP_RETURN usage for low-value transactions.
The CLARITY Act, or Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, seeks to establish a federal regulatory framework for digital assets in the U.S., enhancing transparency and investor protection.
As Bitcoin approaches its maximum supply of 21 million coins, questions arise about the future of the cryptocurrency and its economic impact.
With Bitcoin prices remaining below mining costs for five months, around 20% of miners are now facing unprofitability. Publicly traded miners have sold over 32,000 bitcoin in Q1 2026 to manage expenses.
As Bitcoin's value faces downward pressure, traders are actively purchasing options that would yield returns if the price drops to $52,000 or lower.
In a week marked by volatility, Bitcoin's price has fallen below $63,000 as risk assets face a sell-off, compounded by holiday-thinned trading conditions.
The Maltese regulator is inviting feedback on a proposed legal framework for decentralized finance organizations, highlighting concerns about the decentralization of many DeFi projects.
As investment flows increasingly favor the AI sector, Bitcoin's decline intensifies, leading to speculation about a potential drop below the $60,000 mark.
In a significant move, the Irish government has conducted its first assessment of digital assets in seven years, focusing on potential financial risks including money laundering and terrorism financing.
New proposed regulations by US government agencies would require stablecoin issuers to implement customer identification protocols akin to those of regulated financial institutions.
According to CryptoQuant, microtransactions under 0.01 BTC now constitute a significant 80% of daily Bitcoin transactions, a notable increase from 44% in 2023.
The CFTC has reached a settlement that permanently bars Alex Mashinsky, the founder of Celsius, from trading in its markets or registering with the agency.
Analysts from Bitwise highlight that Bitcoin is currently priced in a historical value zone, yet caution is warranted due to potential hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve and liquidity competition.
CME Group has filed a lawsuit against the CFTC and its Chair, Michael Selig, claiming that the regulator's classification of cryptocurrency futures as swaps could jeopardize derivatives markets.
The Federal Reserve and Treasury, along with other regulatory bodies, have proposed new identification standards for stablecoin customers, inviting public feedback.
Everyday investors attracted by the double-digit yields of Strategy’s STRC are now facing significant volatility, leading to uncertainty among some shareholders.