The Federal Reserve just hit the brakes on some master account applications, sparking debate about what 'skinny' payment accounts could mean for the future of crypto integration.
Mastercard just got its New York BitLicense. Don't expect a new crypto credit card anytime soon. This is all about the plumbing.
Bitcoin's luster is fading fast, dropping to 13th among global assets as investors flock to AI darlings and gold. The year-to-date slide is stark, and the cryptocurrency's future looks uncertain.
AI agents are rapidly weaving into the fabric of finance, but researchers are sounding an alarm: they must be treated as fundamentally untrusted. It's not about a lack of capability, but a critical reassessment of their security posture.
The digital asset world is holding its breath. Bitcoin's price is treading water, caught in a delicate balance between underlying strength and a cautious market.
The markets are holding their breath. This week's economic data dump is poised to dictate the crypto narrative, with the Fed's next move hanging in the balance.
Lawyers are circling a treasure trove of dormant Bitcoin, but their approach might be as cold as the crypto itself. This isn't just about lost coins; it's about lost legal strategy.
Forget Bitcoin bulls. The real AI revolution is happening in the crypto trenches, settling transactions for less than a latte. It's a bold new world, built on digital dust and a shaky foundation.
Ethereum's most influential institution is facing an existential reckoning. High-profile departures have ignited a firestorm of questions about its strategy and whether ideology is overshadowing crucial growth.
Mark Cuban, a prominent figure in the tech and crypto world, has jettisoned most of his Bitcoin holdings, citing a failure to perform as an inflation hedge. His comments signal a growing disillusionment with the digital asset's core promise.
The crypto world watches as Blockchain.com makes a bold move for a U.S. IPO. Amidst a cautious market, this filing could be a bellwether for digital assets returning to Wall Street.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is sounding the alarm on the OCC's approval of crypto trust charters, blasting them as a way to 'evade fundamental safeguards.' The move pits regulatory oversight against the burgeoning digital asset industry.