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One founder says Ripple is pursuing a SoftBank-style acquisition strategy using XRP, but others question whether the comparison fits.

A federal court has agreed with the Trump-appointed US attorney to levy a harsh sentence on former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky.

Has Ethereum been too complacent about fees? It no longer has the “luxury of being a peace-time research project,” said one conference panelist.

A North Korean crypto spy revealed more than he should have in a dummy interview set up as part of a sting operation.

Democrats are withdrawing support from the Senate stablecoin bill as Trump’s WLFI continues to secure lucrative deals.

Stablecoins are gaining adoption as firms feel more comfortable with a legal landscape that is increasingly accommodating to crypto.

The crypto industry has called on Australia’s reelected government to make good on its promises and prioritize crypto legislation early in its new term.

Web3 social network Zora’s recent airdrop led to a wave of discontent on social media, but creators and builders are convinced that the future of creativity is still onchain.

Yuga Labs, Magic Eden, Venice.ai and more are supporting a new open-source framework so that AI agents can operate autonomously across networks.

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) generates more revenue than all spot Bitcoin ETFs combined, driven by its high fees and enduring investor loyalty despite outflows.

Thirteen states are suing the federal government over the ‘Liberation Day’ tariff program — and early signs suggest they could win. What might that mean for crypto?

No matter who wins Saturday's election in Australia, crypto legislation developed with the industry is set to finally happen this year.

“The world looks to New York, and the world looks to [its] Department of Financial Services,” veteran crypto regulator Ken Coghill told a Cornell audience.

US stock markets see a shaky recovery in April, while Bitcoin’s price is up 16%. Meanwhile, Ethereum captures 60% of tokenized RWA value.

Crypto projects may ditch the open-source model to protect their ideas, but critics warn that the costs of closed code still outweigh the benefits.