Crypto Breaking News

US carmakers report their best sales performance in years as Trump-era trade and industry policies defy earlier forecasts.

A new US bill seeks to bar politicians and federal staff from trading prediction market contracts tied to policy and politics.

A French court hears charges against a hypnotherapist accused of drugging and sexually abusing multiple women.

Telegram reported operating revenue of $870 million in the first half of 2025, marking a 65% increase from $525 million a year earlier, according to the Financial Times.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) investors enter 2026 with mixed sentiment after a volatile and expectation-defying year.

Hyundai plans to roll out human-like robots across its factories as global manufacturers race to adopt automation.

Analysts say Ethereum’s recent breakout and historical trends could set the stage for a strong first quarter rally.

Chrystia Freeland is leaving Canada’s parliament to take on an advisory role with Ukraine’s president.

Nvidia’s chief executive says AI growth is fuelling a sharp surge in global demand for computing resources.

Bill Miller IV and other analysts say Bitcoin is showing signs of renewed strength amid regulatory and institutional support.

US IPO performance trailed the broader market in 2025 as several crypto and AI debuts disappointed investors.

UK MPs are set to question police and council leaders over a controversial ban on Israeli football supporters.