Crypto Breaking News

The UK plans to bring a comprehensive crypto regulatory regime into force by October 25, 2027, as the government faces mounting pressure to give the digital asset industry legal certainty.

Bitcoin slid sharply on Thursday as a so-called death cross formed on its charts, reinforcing fears that the recent sell-off could extend much further.

The Senate Agriculture Committee advanced its portion of the CLARITY Act on a narrow 12–11 party-line vote, underscoring the fragile political path facing the crypto market structure bill.

Institutional adoption on the Avalanche blockchain surged in the fourth quarter as tokenised real-world assets hit a record value, even as the AVAX token sharply underperformed the broader crypto market.

Optimism governance has approved a proposal to allocate 50% of Superchain revenue to buy back the OP token over the next 12 months, starting in February, as part of efforts to strengthen the token’s role in the ecosystem.

Securitise said revenue surged more than 840% year on year in a new filing to go public via a merger with a Cantor Fitzgerald–backed SPAC, highlighting accelerating institutional demand for tokenisation.

A Miami conference for high-risk finance and crypto traders was forced to change its name at the last minute after Reddit moved to enforce its WallStreetBets trademark.

Crypto infrastructure firm Talos has raised a $45 million extension to its Series B funding round, valuing the New York-based company at about $1.5 billion as institutional interest in market infrastructure grows.

Ripple has launched Ripple Treasury, a corporate treasury management service that allows clients to opt into digital asset features without being forced to adopt crypto technology.

The US commodities regulator said it will roll back warnings on prediction markets, signalling a softer regulatory approach as legal battles with state gambling authorities intensify.

Bitcoin fell more than 6% to the low $83,000 range as rising US-Iran tensions, mounting fears of a US government shutdown and broader risk-off sentiment hit an already fragile crypto market.

Donald Trump said he will announce his nominee to replace Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell on Friday morning, with prediction markets pointing strongly toward former Fed governor Kevin Warsh.