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Paybis says 22.5% of businesses use or plan stablecoins for cross-border payments as B2B volume reaches 97.8% in early 2026, new data shows.
CFTC scraps no-deny settlement rule after SEC's May move, giving defendants more room to dispute agency claims in enforcement cases in 2026.
Huobi HTX officially announced the launch of a user care plan with the theme of "Thank you for trusting us, and we will walk with you".
Israel Tax Authority expected up to $1 billion from crypto tax disclosures, but filings have covered only $50 million so far.
Charles Hoskinson warned of more Cardano project failures after TapTools shut down as ADA traded near its lowest level in over five years.
SpaceX plans a $75 billion IPO at a $1.77 trillion valuation, strengthening Elon Musk’s path toward trillionaire status.
BitMine plans a $300M preferred stock sale as the Ethereum treasury firm expands its Strategy-style funding model.
Helium Mobile's acquisition by Noble Mobile leaves the Helium Network unchanged as HNT faces bearish pressure after a wedge breakdown.
Ray Dalio warns the AI bubble may burst when investors need cash, not because the technology fails or earnings weaken.
Hyperliquid price surged to fresh highs and surpassed Solana in price as growing trading activity and ETF demand fueled gains.
Dogecoin trades near a key CVDD zone as analysts say past setups preceded major rallies despite fresh selling pressure.
If you've been tracking crypto prices over the last couple days, you already know the broader picture: the market is getting hammered. Bitcoin cratered below $67,000, its worst level since April, and ETFs are bleeding. But while things aren’t looking great for Bitcoin in the near term, Ethereum—the second largest crypto asset by market capitalization—is getting hit worse. Ethereum fell below $2,000 on June 2 and hasn't looked back. There are several possible reasons, beyond the typical macroeco...
FIFA World Cup fans face rising crypto scams as authorities warn about fake ticket sales, phishing sites, and fraudulent payment requests.
Circle and Coinbase shares fell after a report said Coinbase may join a Stripe, Visa, and Mastercard stablecoin platform.
The crypto market fell alongside U.S. stocks on Wednesday as oil prices ticked higher on renewed skirmishes in the Middle East, with Bitcoin hitting a more than two-month low. The leading digital asset by market cap dropped 2.4% midday to a recent price of $65,699 after falling as low as $65,590—its lowest price since late March, according to CoinGecko. Ethereum and Solana meanwhile fell about 5% each to $1,830 and $72, respectively. U.S. Central Command reported late on Tuesday that the milita...
A long-dormant Casascius Bitcoin coin containing 25 BTC was redeemed after nearly 15 years, unlocking roughly $1.78 million.
Soccer fans should think twice before sending cryptocurrency to anyone offering World Cup tickets online, law enforcement agencies warn. In a post on X on Wednesday, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department warned that scammers are using fake World Cup ticket sales, hospitality packages, merchandise offers, streaming services, and betting promotions to steal money and personal information, with cryptocurrency payments among the clearest signs of fraud. “Be cautious of sellers requesting paym...
Strategy’s STRC preferred stock dropped below par as losses in BTC and DeFi-linked stablecoins deepened market concerns.
Agentic memory is “a mirror of ourselves,” says Kostas Chalkias, Co-Founder and Chief Cryptographer at Mysten Labs, original contributors to Walrus. In an ideal world, that memory should be portable, with AI agents coordinating and carrying context between apps and sessions—but to date they’ve been hamstrung by the limitations of memory. Developers building AI agents have been left to stitch together databases, vector stores, and runtime state, resulting in unreliable systems that struggle to co...
Cathie Wood's $1.5 million Bitcoin forecast drew a sharp response from gold investor Frank Giustra, reigniting the Bitcoin-versus-gold debate.