New York Attorney General Letitia James has permanently barred former Celsius Network CEO Alex Mashinsky from securities, commodities, and crypto industries, with conditional payments of up ...
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New York Attorney General Letitia James has permanently barred former Celsius Network CEO Alex Mashinsky from securities, commodities, and crypto industries, with conditional payments of up to $35 million tied to his for...
OpenAI, Google, and Meta are among applicants vying for AI-related internet domains, while cryptocurrency companies pursue blockchain-focused extensions in ICANN's first new generic top-level domain expansion since 2012....
Four tokenized stock tokens linked to Saylor's company lead CoinGecko's top 10, representing $413.1 million of the market segment as digital equity expands globally.
Coinshares suggested Bitcoin's next price movement could hinge on investor demand driven by U.S. fiscal concerns, but recent fund outflows and price weakness have challenged that thesis.
A majority of affluent investors across seven major economies now hold digital assets, though many financial advisers lag behind in recommending crypto exposure. Meanwhile, Bitcoin posts its best quarter since 2017 amid ...
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement with Alex Mashinsky, former CEO of cryptocurrency lender Celsius, requiring up to $35 million in payments and permanently barring him from the securities, co...
Ledger has launched an investigation into reports of fund losses affecting customers in Southeast Asia who purchased devices from reseller CryptoBillis, with alleged total losses reaching $86 million across multiple bloc...
Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since September 21 this week, dropping below $80,400 before recovering to over $83,000. The broader crypto market declined over 3% weekly as investors await September CPI numbers.
Ledger is probing reports that over $86 million in cryptocurrency may have been stolen from hundreds of wallets tied to devices sold by CryptoBilis, a Southeast Asian reseller, though the losses remain unconfirmed.
A $14.35 million USDT drain from a PancakeSwap pool revealed how token permissions can circumvent burned liquidity protections, according to blockchain analysis firm Bitquery.
