The latest in digital assets, markets and regulation.
President Trump appointed former SEC Chair Jay Clayton to lead a new federal AI task force, leveraging his regulatory background despite his history of suing crypto firms.
The Independent Community Bankers of America filed a lawsuit challenging the OCC's authority to grant national trust bank charters to crypto firms.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $134.4 million in net inflows over Thursday and Friday, reversing a late-September outflow streak.
President Donald Trump appointed Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to lead the newly created Super Intelligence Force, joining three other senior officials.
Crypto.com posted a cryptic tweet stating 'There will be signs,' generating significant engagement and speculation among traders amid rising institutional interest.
Surveys reveal nearly half of online betting activity comes from Gen Z, prompting experts to warn about financial losses and addiction risks.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen expressed skepticism about recovering the $388 million stolen in a recent breach, citing Bybit’s limited success in freezing funds after its own hack.
Japan added Russian crypto exchange Garantex to its asset-freeze list, joining 33 other organizations and nine individuals in expanded sanctions targeting Moscow's war efforts.
Bitget has replenished its Protection Fund to $309 million after a $388 million hack, compensating users while withdrawals resume across major assets.
The IMF approved a $138 million disbursement to El Salvador, granting waivers for missed performance criteria related to Bitcoin accumulation based on corrective measures.
Blockchain intelligence firm BitOK identified approximately 87.82 BTC from the $387.5 million Bitget breach remaining in ten unspent Bitcoin outputs as of October 1.
The Russian Ministry of Finance confirmed that some employees received wages in digital rubles, following voluntary rollout starting October 1.