Crypto Breaking News

US President Donald Trump made new demands on Iran, including compensation for people killed and wounded by Iranian actions, and for damages and death in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Gaza.

Sunrise Energy Metals has secured $400 million in long-term debt financing from the Pentagon to expand production of scandium, a rare earth element vital to aerospace and defense. The deal underscores Washington's push to diversify supply chains away from China. Sunrise Energy Metals CEO Sam Riggall joins "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade" to discuss what this means for their business.

Recent declined have wiped out half of the yen's recent intervention rally, with traders remaining on alert for further official support. Bloomberg's Insight With Haslinda Amin breaks down the factors at stake.

Harry Yeh, a cryptocurrency investor and founder of Quantum Fintech Group, died after a fall in Paraguay, according to reports.

Community banks are opposing parts of the CLARITY Act because of concerns about stablecoin reward provisions.

OCEAN, a Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) mining pool, said it will refund users affected by a chain split error.

Jupiter, a decentralised finance platform on Solana (CRYPTO:SOL), expanded its lending platform with a feature that lets users earn lending yield and staking rewards.

Bitwise said Circle Internet Group may be undervalued as the stablecoin market continues to grow.

BitMart is facing an insolvency claim after reports that customer withdrawals were frozen on the crypto exchange.

Strategy sold US$108.6 million of Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) to help fund a buyback of its STRC preferred shares.

Losses in Japan’s government bond market have renewed debate about Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) as an alternative asset.

BNB (CRYPTO:BNB) rose above US$600, with traders watching whether the cryptocurrency can continue its recent upward move.