Bitcoin climbed near $73,000 and crossed its 200-day moving average following a U.S. Treasury announcement regarding liquidity-support buybacks.

A security research paper detailing a Solana Proof-of-History clock attack fell outside the rules of Anza's 50,000 SOL Alpenglow competition, raising questions about transition risks before the upcoming consensus upgrade...

US Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chair Michael Selig stated that the agency will move forward with new crypto regulations if lawmakers fail to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act.

An examination of open-source and source-available software development models highlights the economic incentives, audit challenges, and security realities facing Bitcoin and crypto infrastructure.

Bitcoin climbed above $72,000 after gaining nearly 15%, driven by macro factors and significant short liquidations, though analysts note fresh spot demand will be needed to sustain the momentum.

Grayscale Investments disclosed talks with a Digital Currency Group subsidiary about a potential 200,000 ZEC contribution to its Zcash Trust, which could lead to a NYSE Arca listing under the ticker ZCSH.

Seventeen Iranian nationals have been hit with criminal charges for a years-long cyber attack campaign that included attempting to extort HBO for $6 million in bitcoin.

Binance has introduced a developer platform allowing AI agents to access market data, monitor accounts, and execute trades under user-defined limits.

Bitcoin's recent multi-day rally has lifted prices above $71,000, though prediction market odds show traders remain split on whether the asset will reach $84,000 or drop to $55,000.

Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chair Michael S. Selig has directed agency staff to explore crypto market structure rules using existing authority if Congress fails to pass the Clarity Act.