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.

Regulatory tailwinds have helped Circle regain ground in the stablecoin market, with USDC outpacing USDT's growth since November.

The Arizona House of Representatives approved two bills proposing different methods that the state could use to establish a cryptocurrency reserve.

Bitcoin traders could risk off as a handful of US macroeconomic reports print throughout the week.

Gold-backed cryptos like Tether Gold and Paxos Gold have risen around 7% in the past month as investors seek safe haven assets.

There were calls for additional investigations and possibly impeachment of the US president after he announced a "gala dinner" and White House tour for his top memecoin holders.

Bitcoin spot demand could taper off this week, but onchain and technical data highlight healthy fundamentals, which could pave the way to new all-time highs.

Bitcoin faces selling at $95,000, but steady buying at the lower end of the trading range hints at a brief period of healthy consolidation.

New Bitcoin price highs could be driven by activity in US Treasurys and central banks boosting exposure to gold.

The exploiter who stole $5.8 million from the Solana DeFi protocol on April 26 is negotiating to return the funds for a bounty.

Bitcoin price upside depends on liquidity support and clear decoupling from equities.

Many polls and betting platforms favor Liberal Party candidate Mark Carney over the Conservative Party's Pierre Poilievre in the snap election for Canada's next prime inister.

BNB price has shown resilience throughout all stages of the current bull market, but is it fundamentally stronger than its competitors?

With automated systems manipulating markets and driving up fees, implementing “proof-of-human” infrastructure will ensure decentralized systems serve people, not machines

Ethereum’s Fusaka hard fork is expected in late 2025, and Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko has ruled out the inclusion of the controversial EVM Object Format (EOF) upgrade.

Peter Chung said Bitcoin has dual faces, acting as both a risk-on asset and digital gold based on market conditions and investor sentiment.

Freedom cities, in theory, could help the crypto sector “to discover where it can go in terms of innovation and new applications.”

The company's Bitcoin holdings are worth more than $50 billion following its latest purchase, with 553,555 BTC on its books.