Crypto Breaking News

Binance and RedotPay are involved in a legal dispute in Singapore over alleged trademark and branding issues.

A reported flaw in Coldcard hardware wallets has raised concerns about self-custody security, with researchers saying wallets linked to about US$116 million in Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) could be affected.

The United States and the United Kingdom have agreed on a crypto cooperation framework that sets policy direction but does not create binding regulations.

An ASX-listed company is facing a shareholder lawsuit over losses linked to a failed blockchain-based chess project.

Arizona has introduced a new crypto ATM law that requires operators to provide refunds for certain scam victims.

New York City Council members are seeking an investigation into the marketing practices of prediction market platforms.

Wintermute is reportedly planning to invest US$1 billion to expand into artificial intelligence and traditional finance, according to a report.

Dinaro has been added to Slovenia’s MiCA stablecoin register, allowing it to operate under the European Union’s crypto regulatory framework.

Kalshi has launched a sports-focused crypto data feed through DoubleZero to support sports event contracts with real-time information.

HashKey has started the beta distribution of its Hong Kong dollar stablecoin, HKDAP, under Hong Kong’s regulated digital asset framework.

Zero Hash was reportedly rejected in its bid to become a US trust bank, according to a report by CoinDesk.

Boltz’s founders are leaving the company after an unnamed Bitcoin-focused group agreed to take over the suspended swap service.