Stocks and cryptocurrencies have been on the decline since Thursday, although analysts say this week’s bad economic reads should have caused a bigger selloff
Similar to figures reported by Grayscale late last year, Paradigm said they found that 19% of American voters have bought crypto
The EBA released a final draft of regulatory technical standards outlining how issuers should respond to holder complaints
Bitcoin, after posting another record-high of just under $73,000 Monday, lost 0.7% Tuesday
The exchange argues that SEC acted arbitrarily in denying the petition for rulemaking, which Coinbase filed in June 2022
Bitcoin started another record-setting week Monday, hitting a price of $72,846.65 according to Coinbase
Treasury on Monday released its 2025 revenue proposals, known as the “Greenbook,” detailing many of the same plans it unveiled last year
This represents a change in course for Trump, who previously told the BBC that bitcoin “seems like a scam.”
Starting this summer, Wyoming will have a new legal framework for DAOs that want to become nonprofits
Bitcoin briefly topped $70,000 for the first time ever before losing 4% Friday, according to some exchanges
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite gained 1.2% and 1.7%, respectively, while bitcoin and ether inched their way into the green
While the FBI notes crimes involving cryptocurrency scams have trended higher in recent years, Chainalysis analysts say the on-chain data begs to differ
Congressional hopefuls from Texas, California, North Carolina, Alabama, Indiana and West Virginia seem to be benefitting from last-minute donations from crypto super PACs
Bitcoin and ether are commodities, Behnam said, but if the SEC claims otherwise, things could get complicated
Bitcoin’s volatility hit a yearly high as the cryptocurrency clocked a new record price
Even with the correction, bitcoin has managed to stay above $60,000, a resistance level analysts say shows interest remains high
The concurrent resolution seeks to “encourage” pension fund managers to consider crypto in their allocations