The Latest Breaking News on Crypto

Investors sold $16.2 billion in money market funds last week and bought $3.8 billion in taxable bond funds.

Cryptocurrency companies did not buy any of the expensive Super Bowl ads this year, a break from 2022.

Well, that was fast.

Advertisers spent up to $7 million for every 30 seconds of airtime during Super Bowl LVII. Here's a sampling of what worked – and didn't – in the most expensive ad showcase on American television.

AUSTRAC's money laundering lawsuit against Crown has been criticised as taking longer than the divvying up of Europe after Napoleon Bonaparte's downfall.

Gen Z, influencers and celebrity stylists like Harry Lambert are changing the way we buy clothes

Nearly 40,000 consumers who lost money to scammers using MoneyGram’s payment system will receive a combined $115.8 million in refunds as a result of a 2018 settlement with the Dallas-based company.

The SEC just forced cryptocurrency exchange rival Kraken to shut down its U.S. staking service and pay a $30 million fine.

Bitcoin price dives as the SEC steps up cryptocurrency enforcement. Crypto exchange Kraken pays $30 million to the SEC over staking services.

Facebook-owner Meta finalized its buyout of virtual reality firm Within Unlimited, the VR company's chief executive said, after a court rejected an attempt by US regulators to block the deal over competition concerns. A spokesperson for the Federal Trade Commission told AFP on Thursday that it would not appeal the…

The settlement marks the regulator's first crackdown on staking, a common service offered at both centralised and decentralised crypto exchanges, including most of the major exchanges such as Coinbase and Binance.