Crypto Breaking News

A US crypto market structure bill is unlikely to advance in Congress without direct involvement from President Donald Trump, according to investment bank TD Cowen.

Cboe Global Markets is in early talks to relaunch “all-or-nothing” binary options for retail investors, targeting the fast-growing prediction market sector, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

Ether’s 21% first-quarter slump should be viewed as an attractive entry point rather than a breakdown in fundamentals, according to Fundstrat research head Tom Lee.

Opera shares jumped nearly 18% after the browser company said its MiniPay wallet now supports Tether’s USDT stablecoin and Tether Gold.

The latest US manufacturing data has lifted hopes of a Bitcoin rebound after the ISM Manufacturing PMI hit a 40-month high, beating expectations and signalling renewed economic expansion.

MultiversX said it has become the first blockchain to integrate Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol, enabling AI agents to transact directly onchain without human involvement.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has warned that the US stablecoin law known as the GENIUS Act fails to adequately protect consumers and leaves victims of crypto fraud with limited avenues to recover stolen funds.

Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump’s nominee to chair the Federal Reserve, previously advised Anchorage Digital, a key partner in Tether’s push to launch a US-regulated stablecoin.

Chinese-language organised crime networks moved about $16.1 billion in illicit funds through cryptocurrency in 2025, accounting for roughly 20% of the global crypto crime market, according to Chainalysis.

US stocks rallied on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumping more than 500 points as investors looked past sharp losses in bitcoin and precious metals.

Bed Bath & Beyond has agreed to acquire Tokens.com as part of a strategy to expand into tokenised real-world assets and real estate finance following its 2023 bankruptcy.

New York prosecutors have raised concerns that the US federal stablecoin law known as the GENIUS Act could weaken fraud enforcement and provide legal cover for stablecoin issuers, according to a report.