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The $6.6 million request would fund a 25-person core dev team and major 2026 upgrades, including Llamalend v2 and an onchain FX swap.

The UK will reportedly introduce a bill on Monday to bring crypto under existing finance laws and overseen by its market regulator by October 2027.

A bug in Ethereum's Prysm client caused network participation to drop to 75% costing validators 382 ETH as nodes experienced resource exhaustion.

Bitcoin fell to $87,600 amid more Sunday selling pressure, while Michael Saylor hinted that Strategy would buy more.

One of Trump’s picks for Fed chair, Kevin Hassett, said rate cut decisions are down to the Fed board and won’t be swayed by US President Donald Trump.

Security researcher Taylor Monahan warns that hackers have already stolen over $300 million from this method. Here’s what to do if you are caught in their scam.

Exor has publicly squashed Tether’s proposal to fully acquire the football club Juventus, with Exor CEO John Elkann saying its “values are not for sale.”

Need to know what happened in crypto today? Here is the latest news on daily trends and events impacting Bitcoin price, blockchain, DeFi, NFTs, Web3 and crypto regulation.

The Bitcoin community continues to debate the philosophical and market implications of a quantum computer hacking old, vulnerable addresses.

Memecoins were never about memes, jokes, or financial nihilism; it is the underlying technology and its implications that are promising.

Members of the Aave DAO clashed with Aave Labs, with some arguing that the company was not acting in the best interests of token holders.

From petrodollars to ETFs, oil-rich investors are entering Bitcoin via regulated rails, deepening liquidity while reshaping market structure.

Bitcoin traders braced for a major move “around the corner” after days of BTC price action sticking to a tight range around $90,000.

HashKey’s IPO bid puts Hong Kong’s virtual asset regime on display, testing whether compliance-first crypto platforms can win investors.

10x Research’s Markus Thielen says Bitcoin’s four-year cycle still exists but is now driven by politics, liquidity and elections rather than the halving.

The Bank of Japan is expected to increase its benchmark interest rates on Friday, a historically bearish signal for riskier assets like Bitcoin.

Twenty One Capital’s NYSE listing showed how tightly markets now price Bitcoin-heavy firms, with investors refusing to pay much beyond the underlying BTC value.

Michael Saylor explains why governments should consider Bitcoin-backed digital banks. It is time to examine the potential benefits and risks of Bitcoin banks.