Every story in this category, newest first.
Israel’s crypto industry is pressing lawmakers to overhaul digital asset regulations, with research from KPMG estimating reforms could add 120 billion shekels ($38 billion) to GDP and create 70,000 jobs by 2035.
Ripple has partnered with Figment and Securosys to expand institutional custody, staking, and hardware security module support, even as XRP extends a roughly 32% monthly decline.
Former FTX co-chief executive Ryan Salame appears to be campaigning for a presidential pardon from Donald Trump while serving a federal prison sentence, using social media posts that closely align with Trump-era political themes.
Cardano is showing early signs of stabilisation as selling incentives have dropped sharply, even as the ADA price remains under pressure.
U.S. fintech trade groups are urging the Federal Reserve to advance a proposal that would give certain non-bank firms limited direct access to core payment rails, reopening debates over risk and crypto exposure.
Phemex has launched Phemex TradFi, a new futures trading product that allows users to trade traditional financial assets such as stocks around the clock within a crypto-native platform.
XRP is seeing mounting selling pressure as on-chain data shows holder profitability flipping negative, signalling a shift in behaviour that mirrors stress phases seen in past downturns.
Damex has secured authorisation as a Crypto Asset Services Provider under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, marking a major regulatory milestone for the firm
Crypto exchange-traded funds began February with sharp divergence, as bitcoin and ether products suffered sustained outflows while XRP ETFs quietly attracted fresh capital.
Major shakeups are coming for the crypto industry as falling prices and tighter funding push larger firms to acquire or absorb weaker players, according to Bullish CEO Tom Farley.
AI-generated deepfake videos featuring Changpeng Zhao and Yi He have gone viral across Crypto Twitter, drawing attention for their striking realism and cinematic quality.
Ethereum hit its projected breakdown target near $$1,800 in early February before rebounding about 23%, but technical and on-chain data suggest the move lacks strong conviction.
