Crypto Breaking News

Intercontinental Exchange has finalised a $600 million cash investment in Polymarket, completing the last stage of a structured funding plan announced in October 2025.

Bitcoin fell beneath the $67,000 level on Friday, marking its weakest point since early March as market pressure intensified.

Binance is seeking an out-of-court settlement with Nigerian authorities over a $2 billion tax dispute, signalling a potential resolution to one of its largest legal battles.

Firelight has surpassed 50 million XRP staked on its protocol, marking rapid adoption as demand grows for decentralised finance protection infrastructure.

India’s Central Bureau of Investigation has arrested a Mumbai-based suspect accused of orchestrating a trafficking network that funnelled victims into crypto scam compounds in Myanmar.

Crypto policy advocates warn that inconsistent enforcement under the Trump administration is exposing developers of privacy-focused blockchain software to potential prosecution despite official reassurances.

Twenty One Capital has become the second-largest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury company after miner MARA sold a portion of its holdings.

David Sacks has ended his 130-day tenure as US President Donald Trump’s crypto and AI czar but will continue advising the administration in a broader technology role.

US lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill to prevent government officials from using insider information to profit from prediction markets.

A US federal judge has temporarily blocked the Pentagon’s ban on AI firm Anthropic, halting efforts to restrict government use of its Claude chatbot.

ARK Invest will begin using prediction market data from Kalshi to inform its investment decisions, marking a growing institutional adoption of alternative data sources.

Coinbase has partnered with Better Home & Finance to launch a mortgage structure allowing borrowers to use crypto holdings to fund down payments on Fannie Mae–aligned loans.