U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs shed $630.4 million Wednesday, their worst single-day outflow since January, amid inflation shocks that saw institutional investors retreat from risk assets.
Senators filed dozens of proposed tweaks to the Clarity Act crypto bill, including amendments tied to President Trump—and Jeffrey Epstein.
The draft text of the long-awaited crypto market structure bill is out—and it could permanently exempt Bitcoin and Ethereum from federal securities law.
Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy has resumed its BTC buys—but its chair Michael Saylor has shifted his stance on selling the digital asset to "never be a net seller."
While crypto advocates are onboard with the latest compromise language regarding stablecoin yield, the banks still aren't having it.
The crypto exchange posted a $394 million loss in Q1, days after slashing 14% of its workforce—and got hit by outages Friday morning.
The prediction market has surged to a $22 billion valuation with its latest investment round, raising another $1 billion for its coffers.
The Bitcoin treasury firm is walking back its "never sell" approach to BTC, with Strategy's CEO saying it could offload the cryptocurrency "when it's advantageous to the company."
Amid Bitcoin's surge to $81,000, derivatives markets are flashing an unusual signal: the longest streak of negative funding rates this decade.
The Clarity Act may finally have a path to passage following a proposed compromise on stablecoin yield language.
The Ethereum backer is accelerating its ETH sales, with top treasury firm BitMine being the biggest beneficiary.
Amid the crypto slump, the stablecoin giant is coining it, reporting over a billion dollars in profit over the first quarter of 2026.
