Cryptocurrency News

Gillibrand pushes a Trump memecoin ban as her son's $300 million crypto venture draws its own ethics scrutiny.

Ordinals developers say they are ready for BIP-110 as Bitcoin's anti-spam soft fork debate heats up before August.

A little-known UK paid lobbying rule sits at the center of the Farage crypto lobbying complaint over Tether donor ties.

Bitcoin bounced from $58,000 toward $62,000 this week, while altcoins recovered and ETF inflows returned.

Bitcoin is attempting to build a short-term recovery after weeks of sustained selling pressure. Although buyers have defended a key support zone, the broader trend remains fragile as price continues to trade beneath major technical resistance levels that must be cleared first to expect a genuine recovery. Bitcoin

ESMA adds 37 firms to the MiCA register as Standard Chartered secures a license, lifting licensed EU CASPs to 280.

Persistent token unlocks have added selling pressure, making it harder for traditional altcoin narratives to regain momentum.

Samsung and major Korean firms deny formal Open USD ties, testing the new stablecoin's claimed 140-company alliance.

Roughly 70% of all closed markets on Polymarket recorded under $10,000 in reported trading volume between 2021 and the end of May 2026, a CNBC analysis found. The findings land as prediction markets post surging volume, driven by the 2026 FIFA World Cup. That gap shows how a small group of marquee contracts, rather

India's central bank urges lawmakers to isolate banks from crypto, ban payment use, and spare tokenized bonds.