Crypto News

Cryptocurrencies are climbing but not as much as technology stocks.

Cryptocurrencies fell Tuesday despite stock futures rising as digital assets struggled to find their place in volatile wartime markets.

Crypto firms have won temporary permission to trade tokenized stocks without the regulatory constraints imposed on traditional finance firms. “TradFi” is fighting back.

Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora purchased $10 million of stock after shares fell on concerns tied to Anthropic’s new artificial-intelligence model.

Major cryptocurrencies could be reclaiming their war haven status yet again.

The crypto exchange’s chief legal officer says prediction markets aren’t subject to state gambling regulations. He’s nearly certain the Supreme Court will eventually agree.

Trump’s decision to push back his Iran deadline should have been good news for digital assets.

MARA Holdings will use the proceeds from the sale to fund the repurchase of around $1 billion in convertible bonds to bolster its balance sheet.

Stand With Crypto, backed by Coinbase Global, is stepping up its political push as lawmakers debate rules for the crypto industry.

Major cryptocurrency prices fell after Tehran rejected a U.S. proposal to end fighting in the Middle East, prompting market uncertainty.

Arm Holdings stock jumps after the semiconductor company says it will make its own data-center CPU.

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest buys around 160,000 shares of Circle Internet Group stock as shares fell 20%.

Major cryptocurrency prices were mixed as mediators from Turkey, Egypt and Pakistan were pushing to arrange ceasefire talks.

Four months in, crypto ETFs are proving an awkward fit at Vanguard.

The Clarity Act will prohibit platforms like Coinbase from offering yield on customers’ stablecoin deposits.

Digital asset prices rallied even as benchmark oil futures rose early Tuesday.

The price of Bitcoin rose after the U.S. president announced ‘positive’ talks about war in the Middle East.

Gemini Space Station reports mixed fourth-quarter results amid a tumultuous year for the crypto platform.

Major cryptocurrencies fell early Friday, as tighter for longer monetary policy weighed on digital assets.

Regulators issue long-awaited guidance that is a stark reversal from the previous administration’s approach to regulating digital assets.

Risk assets, like equities and cryptocurrencies, came under pressure after Fed Chair Jerome Powell’ comments.

Major cryptocurrencies were down after the Fed’s interest rate decision. Investors will pay close attention to official statements.

Citi downgrades Gemini Space Station to Sell from Neutral in a research note Wednesday.

S&P Global licenses its S&P 500 index to trading platform Trade[XYZ] to launch a perpetual derivative contract.