Blockchain capital seeks $700M for new funds
Blockchain Capital is raising $700 million for two new crypto-focused investment funds, according to a report citing sources familiar with the matter.
Blockchain Capital is raising $700 million for two new crypto-focused investment funds, according to a report citing sources familiar with the matter.
A wave of high-profile crypto hacks is raising fresh concerns among Wall Street firms about the risks of decentralised finance, even as broader blockchain adoption continues.
GSR has launched its first crypto exchange-traded fund, offering exposure to Bitcoin, Ether and Solana.
Security firm CertiK has warned that phishing, deepfakes and supply chain attacks will drive some of the largest crypto hacks in 2026.
New York and Illinois have issued executive orders banning state employees from participating in prediction markets, citing risks of insider trading and misuse of confidential information.
Adam Back said it is “flattering” that some believe he is Satoshi Nakamoto, but denied being behind Bitcoin during a discussion at the LONGITUDE event in Paris.
Shares in Keel Infrastructure and Hive Digital Technologies rose after both firms advanced plans to pivot from Bitcoin mining toward artificial intelligence infrastructure.
BitMEX has launched its Trading Circuit Campaign, offering traders a share of a 100,000 USDT weekly prize pool through trading-based challenges.
The PUSD stablecoin has been deployed on ADI Chain, aiming to expand access to Islamic finance markets worth more than $3 trillion.
Kalshi has disclosed new insider trading violations involving political candidates who placed bets on events they could directly influence.
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