Category: Breaking

The South African alternative investment firm has bought one bitcoin.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has been overhauling its digital asset legal strategy, and this week it dropped an appeal of the crypto dealer rule.

The two-stage process will start with a link to the existing Target system.

The comments came during an ask-me-anything session.

The latest MinerMag report shows a slowdown in Bitcoin hashrate growth amid shifting market conditions.

The YLDS stablecoin, backed by prime money market funds, offers daily interest and 24/7 peer-to-peer transfers.

Shifting U.S. policy is driving banks and investors deeper into crypto markets, cementing long-term positions.

The SEC’s Republican leaders have shifted what had been a crypto-focused enforcement squad into a smaller group with a broader responsibility.

A year ago, policy gridlock stifled crypto. Now, change is happening with the Trump administration’s stance on crypto, fueling greater acceptance and momentum.

The Federal Inland Revenue Service is looking for $79.5 billion for economic losses and $2 billion plus interest in back taxes.