Crypto Breaking News

A crypto-linked super PAC tied to Tether has made its first disclosed political spending, directing $300,000 to an advertising firm co-founded by Tether US CEO Bo Hines.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it will continue defending its exclusive authority over prediction markets, escalating a legal battle with multiple US states.

Oil futures surged as much as 7% after President Donald Trump ordered a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz following failed nuclear talks with Iran.

Bitcoin may be forming a base around $65,000 as selling pressure eases and weaker “paper hands” exit the market, according to Fidelity strategist Jurrien Timmer.

Commodity traders in Europe are increasingly being cut off from traditional banking services as geopolitical risks linked to Iran push banks to reduce exposure.

US Senator Cynthia Lummis warned lawmakers must pass the CLARITY Act soon or risk delaying comprehensive crypto regulation until at least 2030.

Banks and corporates across Europe are actively selecting infrastructure partners to support stablecoin deployment, signalling a shift from experimentation to real-world implementation.

Justin Sun publicly criticised World Liberty Financial (WLFI) over its governance practices and token lock-up structure, escalating tensions within the crypto community.

Bitcoin’s recovery remains fragile near $71,000 as geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainty linked to the Iran war continue to weigh on market sentiment.

Bittensor’s TAO token plunged 25% after a fallout between co-founder Jacob Steeves and Samuel Dare triggered a sharp market sell-off and heightened investor concerns.

Whales have continued accumulating Official Trump (TRUMP) tokens ahead of a crypto event at Mar-a-Lago, even as the price dropped to around $2.82 after erasing earlier gains.

MicroStrategy said its Bitcoin holdings need only 2.05% annual growth to cover all preferred stock dividends indefinitely, highlighting the strength of its crypto-backed capital strategy.