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President Donald Trump’s newly released National Cyber Strategy signals potential long-term support for crypto infrastructure by identifying blockchain and cryptocurrencies as technologies the U.S. intends to secure.
Bhutan’s Royal Government moved 175 bitcoin worth about $11.85 million on Monday as the country adjusted holdings from wallets linked to its sovereign investment arm.
Bitcoin rebounded about 4.78% to trade near $69,128 after opening around $65,974, but technical signals suggest the broader market structure still favours bears.
Pudgy Penguins’ launch of its new Pudgy World game is boosting interest in the ecosystem’s PENGU token as traders treat the asset as a high-beta bet on NFT gaming adoption.
The Bitcoin network has produced its 20 millionth coin, leaving just one million BTC remaining before the digital asset reaches its fixed supply cap of 21 million.
The Miami-based firm generated $28 million in revenue for the year ended December, with most income coming from staking rewards earned by validating transactions on Ethereum’s network.
Block CEO Jack Dorsey said he is not a fan of stablecoins but confirmed the company will support them in Cash App because customers increasingly want to use them for payments.
Moldova’s National Anticorruption Center said it uncovered a cryptocurrency-based scheme that channelled roughly $107 million to influence the country’s 2025 parliamentary elections.
Global markets rallied on Monday after Donald Trump suggested the war with Iran could end soon, triggering a sharp drop in oil prices while stocks and cryptocurrencies moved higher.
"It's going to be finished pretty quickly," President Donald Trump says during an event in Florida referencing the war in Iran.
Meredith Whitney Advisory Group CEO Meredith Whitney discusses affordability, consumer burdens, and the market reactions to President Trump's comments that the war Iran could possibly end soon. She talks with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on "The Close."
Netflix's stock price is staging a dramatic reversal triggered by management's decision to walk away from its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery late last month. The streaming giant emerged as the favorite to buy Warner in early December and agreed to a $72 billion acquisition on Dec. 5 that eventually increased to $83 billion. Netflix shares immediately fell, as investors worried that the deal would distract the company from its core business and Netflix didn't need the deal for growth. Along the way, Paramount Skydance surfaced as another suitor for Warner and refused to drop its bid even after Warner said it preferred Netflix. A bidding war ensued, and Paramount won on Feb. 27, when Netflix stepped aside. Laura Martin, Needham Senior Analyst, joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss. She speaks with Carol Massar and Norah Mulinda.
