Crypto Breaking News

BlackRock launched 12 tokenised share classes covering European money market funds managing US$311 billion.

Ripple (CRYPTO:XRP) president Monica Long said banks are moving blockchain projects from pilot programmes into live production.

South Korea confirmed a 22% tax on crypto gains above ₩2.5 million annually will start on 1 January 2027.

A New York federal judge denied the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s request to block Kalshi’s sports event contracts.

Apple restored Telegram to its US App Store after temporarily removing the messaging platform, while Toncoin (CRYPTO:TON) rebounded about 7%.

US and UK officials agreed to deepen crypto regulatory cooperation as both countries develop rules covering stablecoins and digital assets.

BNY partnered with Galaxy Digital to offer crypto staking through BNY’s institutional digital asset custody platform.

Texas ordered an audit of data centres seeking ERCOT connections, but Bernstein expects limited impact on approved Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) miners.

At least 15 attackers exploited a Coldcard vulnerability, while Galaxy Digital estimated confirmed Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) losses at US$100 million.

India expanded tax reporting rules to cover crypto assets and central bank digital currencies, with the changes starting 1 April 2027.

BitGo selected Chainlink (CRYPTO:LINK) CCIP for US$7.3 billion in Wrapped Bitcoin (CRYPTO:WBTC) cross-chain transfers.

Bitdeer signed a 16-year lease worth up to US$4.7 billion for its Norway AI data centre.