The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

Bitcoin has been recognized not just as a digital asset but also a movement due to the community driving engagement around the cryptocurrency, and more than 10 years since its conception, $BTC appears to have become a "political force" in the lead-up to the November elections.

WazirX has lost over $230 million in cryptocurrencies to an exploit tied to the notorious North Korea-linked Lazarus Group, raising fears that chances for the stolen funds to be recovered are low.

One of crypto’s most influential voices is arguing that a candidate's track record of protecting freedom is the most important consideration on the ballot.

Bitcoin was trading above $65,000 Wednesday before it retreated to $64,000 as MtGox-related buzz on social media reignited fears on the activity's impact on crypto prices.

Crypto is emerging as a critical issue in the lead-up to the November elections, and this notion was cemented further in a survey by Elastos that asked respondents who they think is the most crypto-aware candidate.

Vitalik Buterin has publicly spoken up against a "trend" in the crypto industry wherein crypto voters favor supposed "pro-crypto" candidates without knowing the deeper reasons behind the candidates' support for the industry.

The likelihood of Trump's victory in the presidential election has grown. This boosts the chances of crypto-friendly policymakers taking office.

Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz fear an anti-capitalist wing of Biden's party threatens to wipe out innovative startups that fuel America's economic growth.

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Tate’s traction with crypto is not coincidental—his appeal among certain investors hints at the industry’s larger, lingering gender problem.

A UK judge said Tuesday he will ask prosecutors to consider perjury and forgery charges against an Australian computer scientist who falsely claimed to be "Satoshi Nakamoto", the pseudonym used by the creator of the cryptocurrency bitcoin.