Crypto News
The latest cryptocurrency news, market moves and industry updates.
Ethereum nears market bottom against Bitcoin, though key signals remain unconfirmed: CryptoQuant
Ethereum is nearing a market bottom against Bitcoin, with easing selling pressure and recovering demand, though key signals remain unconfirmed
The SEC settles with Coinbase over its missing Gary Gensler texts
The SEC settles with Coinbase over missing Gary Gensler texts, paying $150,000 in fees to resolve the two-year dispute over Ethereum records
Crypto for Advisors: It’s time for tokenization to get to work
Tokenization is gaining attention in the crypto space, with potential uses across different sectors, CoinDesk reports
Uniswap pushes deeper into tokenized assets with permissioned trading pools
Uniswap launches permissioned trading pools for regulated funds and securities, enabling compliant trading for institutions. This move is part of Uniswap's expansion into tokenized assets.
Goldman Sachs CEO backs Clarity Act despite banking industry's concerns over stablecoin rules
Goldman Sachs CEO backs the Clarity Act, seeking a more stable regulatory framework, despite concerns from other bank leaders over stablecoin rules.
Fears of AI-driven DeFi hack epidemic overstated for now — but not for long
Fears of an AI-driven DeFi hack epidemic may be overstated for now, but the situation could change, sparking concerns about the future of DeFi security.
Binance joins STOP THE TRAFFIK in anti-human trafficking effort
Binance joins forces with STOP THE TRAFFIK to detect and prevent human trafficking and child exploitation using cryptocurrency. This partnership expands Binance's compliance efforts.
Strategy-led group pledges $15M to quantum-proof Bitcoin network
A consortium led by Strategy and BlackRock has pledged $15 million to secure the Bitcoin network from quantum computing threats, aiming to protect the network's integrity and security
The KIDS Act is way worse than digital carding — it is a mass surveillance system
The KIDS Act has been labeled as a mass surveillance system, sparking concerns over privacy and free expression. Critics argue it could lead to a censorship regime.