Crypto Breaking News

BitGo reported a 19% increase in second-quarter revenue and growth in assets under custody to US$4.3 billion.

As AI adoption accelerates, India could see a sharp increase in power demand from data centers. On the Emerging podcast, Tata Power CEO Praveer Sinha and India Energy & Climate Center's Mohit Bhargava discuss whether India is in for a grid shock.

Copper’s US arm has joined the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) after receiving approval from the US Securities and Exchange Commission to operate as a broker-dealer.

A large holder sold Hyperliquid (CRYPTO:HYPE) tokens, according to blockchain data cited by BitcoinWorld.

SushiSwap (CRYPTO:SUSHI) has integrated with Bankr and Pools.fun to support token launches and liquidity pool activity.

Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) remained online after 102 of its 699 validators stopped voting, according to a report by crypto.news.

"Disruptions will be more prevalent in the future," shipping giant Maersk's CEO Vincent Clerc tells Bloomberg's Guy Johnson and Tom Mackenzie on The Opening Trade citing bottlenecks across Africa, Europe, and China.

Water levels on the Rhine river at Kaub, Germany, have fallen to the lowest since records began in 1880, and could drop further as another heat wave bakes Europe this week. Companies such as Thyssenkrupp, BASF and Lanxess that rely on the waterway have had to adjust rapidly to keep goods flowing. Bloomberg's Oliver Crook reports.

Spot Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) ETFs recorded net outflows on 12 August, according to the report.

Speculative trading in Dogecoin (CRYPTO:DOGE) has returned to levels last seen in October 2025, while the token remains about 70% below its previous peak.

GSR increased its Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) allocation to 43.6% and reduced its Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) allocation to 16.9%, according to a report by crypto.news.

N. Chandrasekaran's resignation has thrust succession planning at the Tata Group into the spotlight at a time of heightened geopolitical uncertainty. Speaking to Paul Allen on Insight with Haslinda Amin, Kavil Ramachandran of the Indian School of Business said leadership transitions are best avoided when conditions are unstable.