The latest in digital assets, markets and regulation.
ECB President Christine Lagarde identifies the Middle East-linked energy crisis as the primary threat to European price stability while acknowledging past policy missteps.
Decrypt has announced The Information Exchange, a financial and intelligence network on Solana powered by the MYR token, integrating news, data, and market participation.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen announced that user withdrawals will resume Friday following a $388 million security breach, with the exchange's protection fund now standing at $309 million.
The SEC voted to propose rule amendments facilitating capital formation by expanding retail investor choice and promoting innovation in regulated fund structures.
ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel outlined how the central bank adapted its framework and raised rates by 50 basis points since June to address persistent inflation driven by overlapping global shocks.
A UK court ordered former National Crime Agency officer Paul Chowles to repay £1,810,678.93 after stealing 50 Bitcoin from a seized Silk Road 2.0 wallet.
President Trump released a one-page, nonbinding AI accord signed by leaders of major tech firms, asking them to voluntarily self-police their models amid rising safety concerns.
The Dutch cabinet announced a plan to tax realized capital gains on major assets, including potentially Bitcoin, starting in 2028.
Industry observers question the authenticity of trading volumes on Kalshi and Polymarket amid concerns of wash trading and market manipulation.
Legal experts warn that THORChain’s decentralized defense may be weakened by its inability to censor addresses linked to the $387.5 million Bitget exploit.
David Lawant of Anchorage Digital identifies a new bullish regime for Bitcoin, citing rising spot volume and thinning order books alongside $50 billion in futures open interest.
Singapore's crypto economy expanded 55.4% to $284 billion, driven by a 94% rise in institutional activity, despite a regional contraction.