Crypto Breaking News

Uniswap’s fee switch is set to go live after a successful community vote, introducing major token burns and changes aimed at strengthening UNI’s long-term value.

The crypto industry has rallied in support of Senator Cynthia Lummis after she announced she will not seek reelection, praising her role in advancing digital asset policy.

Klarna is partnering with Coinbase to raise short-term institutional funding using stablecoins, marking a new step in its treasury and capital markets strategy.

Bitcoin’s transition to post-quantum security could take five to ten years, as developers debate how to upgrade the decentralised network without creating new risks.

Tokenisation is set to transform global finance faster than digital technology reshaped legacy media, as major institutions and regulators move toward blockchain-based markets.

Brazil’s crypto market recorded a 43% surge in transaction volume in 2025, as investors committed more capital per account, diversified their holdings, and increasingly treated digital assets as part of long-term portfolio strategies rather than short-term speculation.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) traded in a narrow range on Dec. 21, hovering just below the psychological $90,000 level as traders weighed the balance between recovery momentum and persistent resistance.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) has returned to the spotlight after Citigroup released a wide-ranging price outlook that outlines bullish, base-case, and bearish scenarios for the cryptocurrency over the next 12 months.

The BTC/XAU ratio has fallen to around 20 ounces of gold per bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), marking its weakest level since early 2024 and renewing questions over Bitcoin’s near-term direction.

North Korea has significantly refined its cryptocurrency hacking operations, shifting towards fewer but far more profitable attacks that increasingly target high-value platforms.

Global index provider MSCI has proposed a rule change that could reclassify companies holding more than 50% of assets in cryptocurrencies as funds rather than operating businesses.

Cardano (CRYPTO:ADA) is enduring one of the most challenging periods in its history in 2025 after its market capitalisation collapsed by 64%, erasing roughly $25 billion in value and reducing its valuation to about $14 billion.