Crypto Breaking News

Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) fell 1.47% to US$72.55 on 3 August, extending its retreat from July's high near US$82.50.

A Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) wallet dormant since 2013 transferred 500 BTC worth US$31.3 million to a new wallet on Monday.

BP Chief Executive Officer Meg O'Neill discusses the company's decision to put its North Sea business up for sale. "We've had plenty of companies come knocking at our door, expressing interest in buying the asset," O'Neill tells Bloomberg Television.

BP Chief Executive Officer Meg O'Neill discusses the company's second-quarter results and says she is "really pleased with the strength of the underlying business." Speaking on Bloomberg Television, she adds the UK energy giant has more work to do on the portfolio. "We need to sharpen our capital discipline and make sure every dollar that we're spending is making an impact on the bottom line," O'Neill says.

Tokenised stock and ETF holder addresses approached 967,000 by 3 August, with distributed value reaching US$2.16 billion.

Binance opened its August Dual Investment leaderboard on August 3, offering a top reward of 5,888 USD Coin (CRYPTO:USDC).

Prediction market operator Kalshi faces at least US$36 billion in requested damages and penalties in a lawsuit filed by New York.

HSBC Chief Executive Officer Georges Elhedery speaks to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua about the bank's announcement of a fresh stock buyback as it reports second-quarter earnings that beat estimates, despite China's crackdown on cross-border wealth flows.

The US Senate has four session days to advance the CLARITY Act before its recess begins on August 10.

Cardano (CRYPTO:ADA) climbed about 22% from its July low as whales accumulated more than 240 million ADA over five days.

Trade.xyz is reportedly seeking about US$200 million in equity funding at a valuation of roughly US$1.5 billion.

Morocco's government said factors such as misinformation and human trafficking lured tens of thousands of migrants into illegally crossing into the Spanish-governed northern African enclave of Ceuta last week. Meanwhile, Spain's foreign minister said nearly everyone who illegally crossed into Ceuta has left as it tries to assure its European Union neighbors that it is swiftly returning the roughly 50,000 undocumented migrants. Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja reports.