Crypto Breaking News

The Cardano Foundation has cancelled its 2026 annual conference after the community rejected a proposal to fund the event using treasury assets for a second time.

A solo Bitcoin miner using a consumer-grade Canaan Avalon Nano 3S successfully mined block 951771 on May 30, earning a reward worth approximately $232,000 despite facing odds of nearly 149 million to one.

Kalshi chief executive Tarek Mansour is trying to build a regulated exchange that turns real-world questions into tradable markets.

Crypto exploit losses dropped sharply to $68.3 million in May, marking a nearly 90% decline from the $650 million lost during April, according to blockchain security firm CertiK.

The US Department of Justice's record bitcoin forfeiture case has returned to the spotlight as authorities intensify efforts against international scam compounds tied to cryptocurrency fraud and organised crime.

The Sui Foundation said it has deployed a major network upgrade to address the software bugs responsible for three recent outages that left the blockchain offline for more than 15 hours across two days.

Ripple's Middle East and Africa managing director Reece Merrick said Turkey has emerged as the leading cryptocurrency market in the Middle East and North Africa, recording approximately $200 billion in crypto transaction volume over the past year.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has sued Texas entrepreneur Nathan Fuller over an alleged $12.3 million crypto investment scheme involving fake artificial intelligence trading bots.

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token rose to a new record high after breaking above $70 and touching $74.04 during its latest rally.

MediaTek, Taiwan's foremost designer of chips for mobile devices, is hiring more engineers on expectations of revenue to multiple in 2027 from its developing AI data center business. Vince Hu, MediaTek, Corporate Senior Vice President, speaks with Bloomberg News' Stephen Engle at COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei.

Ozan Tarman, global macro vice chair at Deutsche Bank, discusses the artificial intelligence trade and how the industry could impact jobs. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.

SoftBank plans to invest as much as 75 billion ($87 billion) to build 5 gigawatts of artificial intelligence data center capacity in France, saying the country is poised to become a top European hub for AI infrastructure. SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son met French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris today to discuss the plan. Bloomberg's Peter Elstrom and Caroline Connan report.