Crypto Breaking News

Crypto firms licensed under the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework are facing growing pressure as customers move to regulated platforms.

Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang stressed that the US company's next-generation AI accelerator systems were in production and on track for delivery. Bloomberg's Nick Turner reports.

Japan's Financial Services Agency has approved a draft amendment that would classify cryptocurrencies as financial products under the country's financial laws.

Circle has won a legal battle against Heka Funds over access to a USDC minting and redemption account after a US court ruled in the stablecoin issuer's favour.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer discusses the Section 301 investigation on Brazil and says the US is now in a trade surplus with Switzerland. Speaking with Bloomberg's David Gura on "Asia Trade," Greer also says China's compliance is not perfect, when asked about a bilateral rare earths pact.

SBI Holdings will issue Japan's first tokenised listed equity on the Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) blockchain, expanding the use of blockchain technology in the country's regulated financial markets.

Dogecoin (CRYPTO:DOGE) could gain from the rising value of SpaceX, according to investor Mark Yusko, who believes Elon Musk's support could strengthen the cryptocurrency's long-term outlook.

Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) traded close to US$2,000 after the launch of ETHSystems, a new company focused on building financial products around the Ethereum ecosystem.

South Korea's ruling Democratic Party has proposed allowing state-run investment funds to invest in digital assets as part of a wider plan to modernise the country's financial system.

Securitize and Cantor Fitzgerald have partnered to help companies launch tokenised initial public offerings and follow-on share sales using blockchain technology.

Stripe and Advent International have offered to buy PayPal for more than US$53 billion, offering US$60.50 per share in a proposed takeover.

Revolut received in-principle approval from Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) to offer crypto services in the United Arab Emirates.