The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

The Democratic candidate for president is a noted Bitcoin booster.

Gemini made good on its promise to sue DCG. The lawsuit might be fair, but it’s not a good look for the industry.

So, you’ve bought crypto. You’re not alone. Though the statistics are inexact, some surveys suggest as many as 21% of Australian adults now own crypto assets (and that a further 8% have owned them in the past).

BTC's performance in H1 sets the stage for a defining period as it aims to prove its status as a high-beta asset or digital gold.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) was popping up about 1% during Friday’s 24-hour trading session, which was helping pull Ethereum

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ADP private employment report shows significant job gains, impacting crypto prices.

Among other reasons, analysts at the bank claimed similar ETFs approved in other countries haven't attracted significant investor interest.

While Robinhood Markets (HOOD) has garnered significant attention, the recent developments, including the regulatory crackdown on cryptocurrencies and the SEC’s actions against crypto platforms, indicate potential risks for the stock. So, is the stock a smart investment for this month? Lets analyze its financial metrics to understand the situation.

If you thought the blockchain game was up, think again. With a raft of new rules for digital assets in the pipeline, Gavin Haynes examines the ways our city is sitting pretty as the future home of the crypto universe

The former quarterback was one of many celebrities caught up in the cryptocurrency craze.