The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

The banking giant sees a major uptick in demand for crypto services, from trading to Bitcoin ETFs.

Since the German government started dumping its billions worth of Bitcoins, some financial analysts have suggested that the sell-off may be a "test" to determine the digital asset's liquidity – the big question is, has $BTC failed or passed the test?

Sen. Marsha Blackburn, known for her embrace of Bitcoin, is now accepting crypto donations for her re-election campaign – at a time when cryptocurrency is gradually making a mark in the upcoming elections.

Granbury residents are raising alarms over noise from a local Bitcoin mine, while state lawmakers warn that the energy-hungry facilities risk “crashing” the electrical grid.

President Biden has yet to be vocally supportive of the crypto industry, and his administration has often been viewed as "hostile" by the crypto community, but a tech coalition believes he can still reverse this and see an opportunity in promoting a "positive" regulation.

Bitcoin prices have been climbing steadily since Monday, and a dormant whale must have felt the uptick, moving some $8.5 million in $BTC after more than a decade of no activity.

Rumors are swirling that digital currencies might make their debut in Grand Theft Auto 6, and the gaming and crypto worlds are on fire.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have reawakened their positive inflows vibe as they brought in a collective $295 million Monday following some two weeks of mostly negative net flows. The purchases were made when the German government was dumping its Bitcoins hard and prices were down.

MtGox has been at the center of negative sentiment in the Bitcoin community due to the fallen exchange's repayments to creditors that many Bitcoiners initially feared would have a significant impact on the digital currency's prices.

Republicans have released a 2024 platform that placed crypto on top of two other innovation causes it wants to prioritize – the four crypto facets mentioned were previously championed by GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.

Bitcoin’s latest dip is largely due to an uptick in on-chain selling pressure as governments liquidate seized Bitcoin and the crypto exchange Mt. Gox begins to repay creditors.