Crypto Breaking News

Pi Coin tumbled 24% in 24 hours, intensifying volatility across the crypto market and fuelling renewed doubts over the strength of the Pi Network project.

Bitcoin’s latest correction could signal mounting recession risks in the United States, according to Bloomberg Intelligence senior strategist Mike McGlone, who raised the prospect of a slide to $10,000 in an extreme downturn scenario.

Animoca Brands has secured a Virtual Asset Service Provider licence from Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, enabling it to expand regulated crypto services across the Middle East.

Russia’s deputy finance minister Ivan Chebeskov said roughly 50 billion rubles in crypto transactions occur daily, amounting to more than 10 trillion rubles, or about $129 billion, annually outside regulatory oversight.

Bitcoin has fallen 22.3% since the start of the year to around $68,000, putting it on course for its worst first quarter performance since the 2018 bear market.

Virginia Senate candidate Mark Moran is leveraging a meme coin on Solana to amplify his long-shot Democratic primary challenge against incumbent Mark Warner.

OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger said he has received acquisition offers from Meta and OpenAI following the rapid rise of his open-source AI agent platform.

Coinbase chief executive Brian Armstrong said a proposed ban on stablecoin rewards under the CLARITY Act would ironically make the exchange more profitable.

Virginia has passed legislation imposing licensing, transaction limits and consumer protections on crypto kiosks, with the bill now awaiting the governor’s signature.

Kevin O'Leary has won a $2.8 million defamation judgment against crypto influencer Ben Armstrong after a Florida federal court entered a default ruling in his favour.

Zcash is testing the key $300 psychological level as 30% of its total supply moves into shielded addresses, a shift that could tighten circulating float and support further upside.

Crypto hackers are targeting hardware wallet users by mailing fake letters impersonating Trezor and Ledger in a bid to steal wallet recovery phrases and drain funds.