Crypto Breaking News

Charles Schwab will roll out direct trading for Bitcoin and Ethereum in Q2 2026, giving its 38.9 million brokerage clients spot crypto access for the first time.

Chaos Labs has exited the Aave ecosystem after three years as its primary risk service provider, citing disagreements over risk management and a proposed $5 million budget arrangement.

A US Senate Banking Committee member said lawmakers expect to advance a long-awaited crypto market structure bill in April after months of delays.

Bitcoin is trading within a bear flag pattern that signals a potential drop toward the sub-$50,000 level, even as strong institutional demand challenges the bearish outlook.

OpenAI has called on governments to prepare for major economic disruption from advanced artificial intelligence, urging reforms to taxation, labour policy and social systems.

Galaxy Digital will enable holders of its tokenised shares to participate in an upcoming shareholder vote on-chain, marking a key milestone for tokenised equities.

Polymarket is rolling out its largest upgrade to date, introducing a new order book, upgraded smart contracts and a native stablecoin to improve trading performance.

Polymarket traders are pricing only a 3% chance that a US-Iran ceasefire will be reached by April 7, reflecting deeply pessimistic market sentiment.

Bitcoin dropped below $69,000 on Tuesday, erasing its brief move above $70,000 as escalating Iran tensions drove a broader risk-off shift across global markets.

A solo Bitcoin miner has earned approximately $210,000 after successfully validating block 943,411 despite operating with a tiny share of the network’s total computing power.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank must move faster to compete with blockchain-based technologies as tokenisation begins reshaping the financial system.

A US appeals court has ruled that New Jersey cannot temporarily shut down Kalshi’s sports-event prediction markets, marking a significant legal win for the platform.