The Latest Breaking News from Cryptocurrency

One American company called Strategy owns more than 3% of all bitcoin in existence. Its executive chairman, Michael Saylor, is the pioneer of a new business model where publicly listed companies buy cryptocurrency assets to hold on their balance sheet.

Hyperliquid (CRYPTO: HYPE) jumped 10% to $39.70 on Thursday after Hyperliquid Strategies Inc. filed a Form S-1 with the SEC, seeking to raise up to $1 billion through a 160 million-share public offering that could also fund token purchases linked to its cryptocurrency strategy.

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) held on to its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) for another quarter, reporting its second consecutive paper profit from cryptocurrency holdings.

Report finds North Korea stole $2.84 billion in cryptocurrency since 2024, laundering funds through Chinese networks and overseas IT workers.

Senate Democrats have demanded a detailed explanation from Steve Witkoff, the special envoy to the Middle East, about his personal interests in cryptocurrency.

The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on Russian energy majors for the first time, citing Moscow's "lack of serious commitment to a peace process to end the war". In parallel, the EU also adopted fresh sanctions.

North Korean hackers have stolen billions of dollars by breaking into cryptocurrency exchanges and by creating fake identities to get remote jobs for foreign tech firms, a new report finds

Kenneth Griffin's Citadel joined a growing list of corporations aggressively growing their exposure to the cryptocurrency industry.

Galaxy Digital Inc (NASDAQ:GLXY) CEO Mike Novogratz said the world's largest cryptocurrency could "take out the topside" and break above $125,000 if President Donald Trump moves on the Federal Reserve and the pending market structure bill becomes law.

CNBC host Jim Cramer said on Tuesday that cryptocurrency markets are "due for a push," but cautioned investors to reduce exposure, comparing the current environment to the dot-com bubble of 2000.

So far this year, billions of dollars have flowed into companies that have reinvented themselves by making the buying and holding of cryptocurrency their main focus