Crypto Breaking News

Arthur Hayes said growing military expenditures and accelerating artificial intelligence infrastructure investment could create conditions that drive Bitcoin back toward $126,000 this year.

Cynthia Lummis promoted provisions in the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025 designed to protect blockchain developers while strengthening law enforcement oversight of digital asset markets.

The family of a victim killed in the 2025 Florida State University mass shooting filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT enabled and failed to prevent the attack.

Joanna Shen of JPMorgan Asset Management says the firm believes we are "in the early adoption AI phase." She tells Bloomberg Television that AI agents are "the first technology in decades that can supercharge the labor inputs."

Members of the US Congress are set to meet Tuesday to discuss cryptocurrency market structure legislation and the future regulatory framework for digital assets including Bitcoin.

Wells Fargo increased its exposure to Ethereum exchange-traded funds during the first quarter of 2026 while making mixed adjustments across its Bitcoin investment positions.

FalconX expanded its tokenised structured credit facility onto the Monad network, allowing institutional credit vault deposits to be used as collateral across decentralised finance applications.

CertiK said North Korea-linked hackers stole approximately $2.06 billion from crypto platforms in 2025, representing around 60% of the $3.4 billion lost across the sector during the year.

The US Senate voted 51 to 45 to confirm Kevin Warsh as a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, with lawmakers expected to vote shortly on his nomination as chair of the central bank.

A group of Ethereum developers and wallet providers proposed a new “clear signing” standard designed to eliminate blind signing, a transaction approval process widely blamed for major crypto security losses.

Bermuda announced plans to transition parts of its payment and financial-services infrastructure onto the Stellar blockchain as part of a broader push toward becoming a “fully on-chain national economy.”

A Wisconsin federal judge ruled that the Ho-Chunk Nation is likely to succeed in its lawsuit accusing Kalshi of violating the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act by offering sports event contracts on tribal land.