Bitcoin reached an all-time high above $126,000 in October, but it never crossed $100,000 when adjusted for inflation using 2020 dollars, according to Galaxy Research. "If you adjust the price ...
Decentralized exchange Hyperliquid has listed perpetual contracts for rival platform Lighter's LIT token before its official launch, enabling leveraged trading on a token that doesn't yet exist. The move comes ...
Wall Street analysts are sharply divided on bitcoin's path through 2026, with price targets ranging from $100,000 to $185,000, as the market weighs surging ETF demand against macroeconomic uncertainty and ...
Cryptocurrency trading is now legal in Ghana after parliament approved the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, ending years of regulatory uncertainty and bringing the industry under central bank oversight. Announced ...
Cryptocurrency projects will release approximately $268 million worth of locked tokens this week, with the bulk coming from large one-time unlocks by Humanity and Plasma alongside scheduled releases from Solana ...
Eighteen members of Congress are asking the IRS to stop taxing crypto staking rewards when they're received and instead tax them only when sold, arguing the current approach amounts to ...
A Cardiff man has been jailed for three years and eight months after hijacking victims' social media accounts and impersonating them to steal £124,000 through a fake cryptocurrency investment scheme ...
Aave founder Stani Kulechov has outlined the protocol's 2026 strategy, targeting trillions of dollars in cross-chain liquidity through its upcoming V4 upgrade, scaling its Horizon real-world asset platform to $1 ...
A software bug in Ethereum's Prysm consensus client cost validators 382 ETH (approximately $1.4 million) in lost rewards after the network's Fusaka upgrade went live on December 4, according to ...
The UK government will introduce legislation by October 2027 that brings cryptocurrency exchanges, dealers, and agents under the same regulatory framework as traditional banks and investment firms, according to Treasury ...
