Crypto Breaking News

Martin Sorrell, Executive Chairman at S4 Capital, says equity investors are not yet fully pricing in the impact of the war in Iran. He also says that prospects for a protracted conflict and higher oil prices are rattling the global executives he's been talking with. He speaks with Stephen Engle at the China Development Forum in Beijing.

Anne Tse, Asia Pacific CEO at PepsiCo, discusses how the company is mitigating the geopolitical and cost pressures by sourcing most ingredients locally. She also says PepsiCo is deploying artificial intelligence across its operations in China and beyond to improve efficiency. She speaks with Stephen Engle at the China Development Forum in Beijing.

Digital asset investment products recorded $230 million in net inflows for the week ending 21 March, according to a weekly report released by CoinShares.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao said the United States could become a global crypto hub if it improves market competition, liquidity and infrastructure.

Decentralised messaging and social media platforms are seeing increased adoption as global unrest and government restrictions disrupt traditional communication channels.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly developing a personal AI agent to assist with managing the company and improving decision-making efficiency.

Crypto and global markets declined on Monday as escalating threats between the US and Iran triggered volatility across oil, equities and digital assets.

Hong Kong-listed Boyaa Interactive International is seeking shareholder approval to invest up to $70 million in additional crypto assets over the next year.

Autonomous AI agents could fundamentally disrupt online advertising by removing the need for human attention-driven browsing, according to a16z Crypto.

NYSE Arca and NYSE American have removed the 25,000 contract position limit on options linked to 11 Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds.

Bitcoin fell around 6% over the past week to trade near $68,100 after breaking a key technical pattern that signals further downside risk.

Arbitrum is trading at $0.0929, less than 1% above its all-time low of $0.0883, as selling pressure intensifies across the market.