The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

The U.S. government is looking to recover some $2.3 million worth of pilfered cryptocurrencies in a "pig butchering" scam that was initially found to target a Massachusetts resident, but was later found to have also victimized 36 others nationwide.

Mining some coins became profitable again.

The SEC has just scored a win in its lawsuit against Gemini and Genesis over the crypto firms' defunct Earn program that led to a billion-dollar loss for investors when the cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn late in 2023.

Tether has demonstrated its commitment to combating financial fraud by collaborating with U.S. law enforcement agencies to recover more than a million USDT from a customer support scam network.

Finder has successfully defended a lawsuit brought by the corporate regulator, which was seeking penalties over its crypto asset-related product.

Researchers discover seven crypto-draining packages capable of stealing wallet mnemonic phrases.

Ethereum is the second-leading cryptocurrency. While Bitcoin is the undisputed asset class leader, with 52.3% of the total market cap, Ethereum has 17.5%, and its market cap is over four and a half times higher than Tether, the third top crypto. Ethereum reached a bottom in June 2022 and has…

Core Scientific has bounced back from its bankruptcy in late 2022 due to the slump in Bitcoin prices to mine Bitcoin worth around $1.4 billion in 2023.

Binance confirmed Wednesday that two of its executives were still in Nigeria more than two weeks after they flew in to discuss the government's ban on crypto trading platforms.

President Nayib Bukele has been a Bitcoin bull for years and continued believing in the cryptocurrency's potential even when prices were in the lows late in 2022.

Roman Sterlingov, which the DOJ accused of operating Bitcoin Fog, has been found guilty of money laundering and other related charges following his 2021 arrest in a case that has raised concerns about law enforcement's conviction methods.