Crypto Breaking News

Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) may be showing signs of stronger risk-adjusted performance after an analyst highlighted a positive signal from the cryptocurrency's Sharpe ratio.

Pendle (CRYPTO:PENDLE) has launched an artificial intelligence-powered trading agent that is designed to assist users with market analysis and trading strategies across decentralised finance.

The United States Senate has released updated draft text for the Clarity Act, marking another step in efforts to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets.

Bitget has registered as a financial service provider in New Zealand, allowing the cryptocurrency exchange to expand its regulated operations in the country.

Japan's Financial Services Agency is reviewing the country's cryptocurrency regulations, but officials indicated that approval of spot Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) exchange-traded funds is likely to take more time.

Coinbase Global plans to expand its Singapore workforce by 25% over the next year as it increases investment in the country's digital asset sector.

Intel delivered a blockbuster quarter and strong forecast fueled by soaring CPU and data center growth. The record demand is driving the company to raise its CapEx past $20 billion, with CEO Lip-Bu Tan telling Bloomberg Tech's Ed Ludlow that current supply still can't keep up.

Kazakhstan is considering creating a national cryptocurrency reserve using confiscated digital assets and cryptocurrency mined through state-backed operations.

The US will collect duties of between 10% and 12.5% on imports from most major trading partners after President Donald Trump's tariff wall was struck down by the Supreme Court. Bloomberg's Jon Herskovitz and Chris Kennedy discuss.

Binance (private) has expanded its partnership with anti-trafficking charity Stop The Traffik to strengthen efforts to identify and disrupt human trafficking networks that use cryptocurrency.

Coinbase Global has launched Coinbase Payments, allowing businesses to accept USD Coin (CRYPTO:USDC) payments from AI agents through an integrated checkout system.

Robinhood Markets confirmed that Chief Executive Officer Vlad Tenev's X account was hacked and used to promote a fake Robinhood token on the Base blockchain.