The Coinbase hackathon hosted by the company’s Base network has come under scrutiny after allegations surfaced that some of the winning projects were linked to Coinbase employees and lacked legitimate ...
Senior Democratic senators will meet with CEOs from Coinbase, Ripple, and Uniswap on October 22 in an urgent attempt to salvage bipartisan crypto legislation after a leaked DeFi regulatory proposal ...
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced more than $1.2 billion in total outflows this week, signaling renewed volatility in institutional exposure to digital assets. The move coincided with Bitcoin’s sharp price ...
Public Bitcoin-holding companies are amassing digital gold at unprecedented levels — collectively owning 1,045,887 BTC valued at around $110 billion as of October 17, 2025. From tech giants to mining ...
South Korea’s National Tax Service (NTS) has intensified its campaign against crypto-related tax evasion, declaring that even digital assets stored in cold wallets may now be subject to seizure if ...
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has reignited enthusiasm across the XRP ecosystem with his unexpected response to a viral AI XRP video that took over social media this week. The video, ...
Six hacker-controlled wallets lost more than $13.4 million after panic-selling 7,816 ETH during Friday's crypto market downturn, having bought in near local highs earlier in the week, according to blockchain ...
Indian authorities have seized more than $280 million tied to the Octafx Ponzi mastermind, following an international operation that culminated in the suspect’s arrest in Spain. The country’s Enforcement Directorate ...
A wave of new crypto ETFs filed by asset managers with the Securities and Exchange Commission this week, betting on an eventual approval surge once the federal government shutdown ends ...
Florida lawmakers have introduced legislation that would authorize the state's chief financial officer to invest up to 10% of public funds—potentially billions of dollars for its crypto reserve strategy—into Bitcoin ...
