Amin Haqshanas

Czech Justice Minister Pavel Blazek resigned following backlash over his ministry’s sale of Bitcoin donated by a convicted criminal.

French prosecutors charged 25 people over a wave of crypto-related kidnappings. However, the masterminds remain at large.

Ross Ulbricht’s auction of personal belongings fetched more than $1.8M in Bitcoin, with standout items like his prison ID card and artwork drawing top bids.

Crypto executives and investors are turning to kidnap and ransom insurance as violent attacks targeting crypto wealth continue to rise.

IMF questions Pakistan’s plan to allocate 2,000 megawatts of electricity for Bitcoin mining amid energy shortages and budget talks.

US government argues Coinbase user James Harper has no right to block IRS access to his crypto records in Supreme Court filing.

Bybit has received regulatory approval under the EU's MiCA framework and has opened its European headquarters in Vienna.

India’s central bank is scaling up its digital rupee pilots with new features like programmability and offline payments, aiming for broader financial inclusion.

The Japanese firm has raised $135.2 million in 2025 to fund Bitcoin purchases, aiming to hit 10,000 BTC by the end of the year.

Nikola Plecas joins TON Foundation to lead its global payments strategy as the network scales for Telegram’s massive user base.

Amina Bank, the Swiss crypto bank formerly known as Seba, added $801 million in assets and saw a 40% surge in derivatives revenue amid its international push.

South Korean police arrested a Russian national in Busan after a failed $730,000 crypto robbery in Seoul.

Blockchain.com is opening a Nigerian office as part of its expansion into African markets showing regulatory progress.

Thailand plans to let tourists use crypto via credit cards while overhauling financial laws to align capital and digital asset markets.

World claims to offer financial inclusion through identity verification, but critics warn it may sacrifice decentralization, privacy, and self-sovereignty.

Pakistan has allocated 2,000 megawatts of surplus electricity for Bitcoin mining and AI infrastructure, aiming to attract foreign investment.

A crypto investor in Manhattan is accused of holding an Italian man captive for weeks, allegedly torturing him for access to Bitcoin wallet credentials.

Crypto trader James Wynn has pushed his Hyperliquid Bitcoin long to $1.25 billion using 40x leverage, but suffered a $29 million hit following Trump’s tariff shock.

President Donald Trump’s use of the presidential seal at a $TRUMP memecoin investor dinner may violate federal law.

A US judge vacated Mango Markets exploiter’s fraud convictions, ruling the DeFi protocol’s permissionless design left no room for misrepresentation.

UK judges rejected a $11.9 billion claim from BSV investors, ruling that they could have mitigated losses after Binance and others had delisted the token.

Singapore’s crypto awareness reached 94%, but ownership dropped to 29% in 2025 from 40% a year earlier as investors shift strategies.

Trump adviser David Sacks says the GENIUS Act will pass the Senate with bipartisan support, potentially unlocking trillions in demand for US Treasurys.

The Coinbase hacker mocked ZachXBT onchain after swapping about $42.5 million from Bitcoin to Ethereum via THORChain.

Yield-bearing stablecoins have surged to $11 billion, driven by regulatory shifts and increasing user demand, with Pendle capturing 30% of that.

South Korea's financial regulator has finalized new crypto guidelines as the country moves to open its digital asset market to institutions.

Theta Capital Management has raised $175 million for a fund-of-funds targeting early-stage blockchain startups through top-tier crypto VC firms.

Robinhood has filed a proposal with the US SEC to establish a national framework for real-world asset tokenization, including plans for a new trading platform.

Binance is pushing to dismiss a $1.76 billion lawsuit filed by FTX, claiming the suit wrongly blames Binance and former CEO Changpeng Zhao for a collapse caused by internal fraud.

South Korea's presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung backed a won-backed stablecoin to curb capital flight.