Crypto Breaking News

Arbitrum (CRYPTO:ARB) has proposed banning three projects after alleged misuse of 457,553 ARB worth about $76,000.

PinGo has confirmed a second cyberattack, with some stolen PINGO (CRYPTO:PINGO) tokens already sold by the attacker.

Germany has circulated a draft bill that would end the one-year tax-free holding rule for crypto from 2028.

World has opened its standalone prediction market to more than 1 million waitlisted users, expanding access beyond Phantom.

A Hyperliquid user account has been compromised, with about 738,600 USDC (CRYPTO:USDC) drained on September 9.

Hunter Biden’s LAPTOP (CRYPTO:LAPTOP) has fallen 98% from its $199 peak to $1.36 within 90 minutes of its launch.

Eric Hansotia, CEO, Chair, and President of AGCO, discusses conditions in the agriculture equipment business. Hansotia notes that the agriculture sector faces rising costs, framing the segment around input expenses and their impact on farming and equipment demand. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."

Mark Jacobson, International Spy Museum Historian and retired US Navy Intelligence Officer, shares his experience being inside the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. He recalls being near the point of impact, and the difficulties in getting in touch with his family to let them know he had survived. Jacobson also discusses how well equipped the country is to prevent another terrorist attack and reflects on how counterterrorism has evolved in the past 25 years, saying that while overall we are more secure than we were 25 years ago, he's worried about "the fact that we are undervaluing our allies."

Glenn August, Founder and CEO of Oak Hill Advisors, discusses a recent filing that caught attention. August discusses whether OHA is making a real move into AI infrastructure, noting that the filing referred to real asset lending. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."

Tag Greason, Co-CEO of QTS discusses the growing political and environmental backlash facing data center expansion. Greason says the AI boom is fundamentally an infrastructure buildout, and argues that U.S. leadership in AI depends on infrastructure leadership. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."

Catherine Clay, CEO of S&P Dow Jones Indices, discusses the upcoming S&P reconstitution and rebalance, noting that the process is fully transparent and routine. She says market participants already know which names are entering and leaving the index, including Bloom Energy, Illumina and Everpure joining the S&P this month, and have ample time to adjust portfolios accordingly. She speaks with Romaine Bostick & Tyler Kendall on "The Close."

John Sculley, Zeta Global vice chairman emeritus and former Apple CEO, reacts to Apple's new iPhone Duo, the company's first foldable smartphone, which will have a 7.6-inch display when unfolded and a 5.4-inch outer screen. He speaks on "Bloomberg The Close."