What’s happening with the popular cryptocurrencies? What affects the price of Bitcoin? Why are crypto exchanges hacked? Crypto market news will give answers to these and other important questions.
Meta acquires Manus, strengthening centralized AI control and raising competitive pressures on decentralized Web3 platforms.
A look back at 2025’s crypto highs, major hacks, and the trends shaping 2026.
100 million tokens removed as governance vote paves the way for ongoing fee-based burns.
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Macro conditions, not Bitcoin halvings, drive the market’s most extreme price swings, analysis finds.
OCC approvals and guidance pave way for banks to integrate crypto custody and riskless trading.
Address poisoning continues to threaten large crypto transactions as scammers exploit visual similarities.
Litecoin’s record growth, Layer-2 smart contracts, and first U.S. ETF mark a major evolution for the decade-old blockchain.
The case blames the trading behemoth entered secret agreements with Do Kwon to artificially prop up TerraUSD's peg.
U.S. November CPI hits multi-year low, prompting immediate moves in crypto market.
Analyst Fred Krueger breaks down the two key forces behind every significant Bitcoin downturn since 2011.
Fed rolls back 2023 crypto restrictions, allowing banks more flexibility under standard regulatory oversight.
Coinbase pushes its “Everything Exchange” vision, bridging crypto, stocks, and real-world event trading in one platform.
Regulatory clarity shifts spotlight to Aave DAO control and the protocol’s multi-year expansion plan.
From politics to tech, platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi surge in volume and influence.
Historic Bitcoin allocation positions Bhutan at the forefront of government-backed crypto infrastructure initiatives.
Trader Benjamin Cowen warns: no altseason euphoria – deeper bear market pain lies ahead.
Partnership could pave the way for digital commodities markets and modernized trading infrastructure.
$2B in institutional Bitcoin sales triggers mass liquidations and sharp market volatility.
Global Web3 firms compete for developers, security experts, and executives as talent shortages drive pay higher.
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