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Anthony Scaramucci called NAYG’s lawsuit against Galaxy Digital “lawfare,” while another crypto executive said the particular law was so unusual he had to look it up on ChatGPT.

Ether's performance against Bitcoin is at its lowest in nearly five years, with some investors calling it a "completely dead" investment — but not all crypto traders agree.

Billionaire investor Elon Musk said that the futures of his AI startup xAI and social media platform X are “intertwined” after announcing the sale of X to xAI.

The Binance co-founder pledged the funds following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that caused casualties and severe damage in both countries.

US Senator Elizabeth Warren and four colleagues quizzed leadership at the OCC and Fed about the “unprecedented risks” of President Donald Trump overseeing the WLFI stablecoin.

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Many analysts now say the four-year cycle driven by the Bitcoin halving is either dead or will have a blunted effect on markets.

The new guidelines come after the FDIC removed the ‘reputational risk’ category from bank exams.

GameStop is buying Bitcoin, miner revenues are stabilizing and a new real estate tokenization platform launches on Polygon.

Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo and Samuel Reed previously pleaded guilty to federal charges related to money laundering.

Bitcoin is “more likely” to rally to $110,000 first, predicts Arthur Hayes, pointing to easing monetary policy in the US.

Viewing Ethereum's scaling networks as competition is the wrong way to think about the ecosystem, Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal said.

The launch of the crypto claims portal comes nearly three years after the Terra ecosystem’s $45 billion collapse in May 2022.

As of March 4, Coinbase controlled 3.84 million ETH across 120,000 validators, accounting for 11.42% of all staked Ether.

Responsible for attempts to shutter USAID and the CFPB, the team led by the world’s richest man has reportedly been given access to one of the biggest US financial regulators.