Bitcoin’s advance to record highs in August is now a distant memory, with the market facing mounting pressure from heavy selling by some of its largest holders.
A new study has revealed that momentum for Bitcoin adoption at the state level is spreading quickly, even as some governments remain cautious.
Bitcoin’s latest stumble has put an end to its record-setting momentum, dropping more than 10% from its all-time high of $124,457.
Fold, a crypto company best known for its Bitcoin-focused products, has unveiled a new credit card that pays rewards in BTC.
The race to dominate the stablecoin economy is heating up, and one newcomer is making a bold move.
The Cardano Foundation has laid out its next phase of development, outlining plans to transform the network’s ecosystem with new liquidity programs, governance reforms, and real-world asset initiatives.
After briefly topping $117,000 on enthusiasm around the Fed’s latest rate cut, Bitcoin has stumbled back toward $112,000, reigniting concern that September’s reputation as a difficult month for crypto may hold true once again.
Ripple is pushing deeper into traditional finance with a new use case for its RLUSD stablecoin.
What could spark the next major rally in digital assets? According to David Duong, head of research at Coinbase Institutional, the answer lies in a combination of monetary policy and corporate money.
A global study has revealed that the digital asset economy has quietly built a new financial aristocracy.
Europe is quietly catching up to the U.S. in the stablecoin arena. The latest move comes from Société Générale-Forge, which has debuted its U.S. dollar–backed stablecoin, USD CoinVertible (USDCV), on the Bullish trading platform.
Less than two years after their launch, BlackRock’s cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds have turned into one of the company’s most powerful growth engines.



