Crypto Breaking News

Strong early inflows suggest US bitcoin ETFs could see record-breaking demand in 2026.

A Coinbase analyst says quantum computing risks to bitcoin may extend beyond wallets to its core security and mining model.

Options market positioning suggests traders are increasingly confident bitcoin could revisit the $100,000 level.

Telegram posted strong H1 revenue growth in 2025, but losses linked to Toncoin and frozen bonds added financial pressure.

A new no-lockup crypto savings model is gaining traction as users seek liquidity and transparency without traditional staking trade-offs.

The US Senate has confirmed investigative journalist Sara Carter as Drug Czar, marking a historic first for the role.

Polymarket quietly rolled out taker fees on short-term crypto markets to support liquidity incentives.

Morgan Stanley is seeking approval to launch Bitcoin and Solana ETFs as institutional interest in crypto investments grows.

Bitchat’s developer has downplayed Uganda’s warning to block the app as election-related downloads surge.

US community banks want lawmakers to close a GENIUS Act loophole they say allows stablecoins to undercut lenders.

Brian Quintenz has joined SUI Group’s board, adding regulatory experience to the firm’s crypto treasury strategy.

Jupiter introduces JupUSD, a new Solana-native stablecoin backed by BlackRock-linked reserves.