Crypto Breaking News

Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson and Skylar Montgomery Koning break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade."

AI is changing the game for regional consulting amid geopolitical uncertainty and rising competition between major economies. Tamer Charife, Technology and Transformation Growth Leader at Deloitte Middle East spoke to Bloomberg's Abeer Abu Omar on Horizons Middle East and Africa on the data center investments & AI push in the region.

Brown University Professor of Practice, Yamini Aiyar, argues that the Indian Education Minister's resignation might not be enough to calm youth anger. Aiyar says the protests exposed a deeper crisis facing India's youth. She spoke with Paul Allen on Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin.

Brown University Professor of Practice, Yamini Aiyar, argues that the Indian Education Minister's resignation might not be enough to calm youth anger. Aiyar says the protests exposed a deeper crisis facing India's youth. She spoke with Paul Allen on Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin.

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has renewed his support for Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH), citing concerns about growing US government debt.

A debate over whether XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) can be used as a savings asset is gaining momentum across social media platforms.

Google has expanded Anthropic's Claude AI assistant to access cryptocurrency wallet data through its platform.

US cryptocurrency voters are closely watching the Clarity Act as the Senate faces a shrinking window to advance the legislation before the midterm elections.

Strategy said Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) could decline by 11% a year for nearly six years under one of its downside risk scenarios.

Garden Finance has taken its application offline after an exploit resulted in the loss of about $450,000.

Storj has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it restructures legacy liabilities while continuing normal business operations.

Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo suddenly resigned for unspecified "personal reasons," unnerving investors who had viewed the central banker as a stabilizing force. Bloomberg's Ben Otto and Andre de Silva, plus Javelin Wealth Management Partner Polka Mishra discuss.