Crypto Breaking News

Upbit has ended trading support for BONK (CRYPTO:BONK), removing the Solana-based meme coin from two Korean trading pairs.

Robinhood Chain’s fee model has sparked a debate across major blockchain networks about how infrastructure should fund growth.

APX Lending has launched a five-year revolving credit line backed by Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH).

Poland’s lower house has failed to overturn President Karol Nawrocki’s third veto of a crypto-asset bill.

Wallets linked to Bitwise’s HYPE ETF have bought $10.5 million of HYPE (CRYPTO:HYPE) after four inactive trading days.

STONK (CRYPTO:STONK) has risen more than 250% in 24 hours to about $0.16, lifting its market value to $140 million.

Liquid Network has paused its Bitcoin sidechain after about 4,000 Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) worth $320 million was withdrawn from its federation wallet.

Southeast Asia’s blockchain sector has raised $680 million in equity funding in 2026.

The Bank of Korea has linked dollar-backed stablecoin demand to weaker local currencies after Binance added direct fiat trading pairs.

Ukrainian police have shut down a crypto scam network that allegedly targeted users in more than 20 countries.

Better Mortgage has launched its Bitcoin-backed mortgage product with Coinbase, allowing borrowers to use Bitcoin (CRYPTO) as collateral for home loans.

Go, the taxi booking app operator that pulled off Japan's biggest initial public offering this year, is eyeing ways to expand domestically and across Asia, and doesn't see competitors like Uber as a threat. Go President Hiroshi Nakajima spoke exclusively with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn about Japan's unique ride-hailing market and future opportunities like robotaxis.