US lawmakers in the banking committee voted to confirm four of President Donald Trump's picks for crucial government positions, including prospective SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins.

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Economic observers are concerned over Trump’s tariff policy, which has markets worried about a possible recession.

Wintermute’s blockchain transactions point to a smart arbitrage opportunity that arose after FDUSD depegged to $0.87.

CEX listings had an average return of over 80% during the past 180 days, outperforming the NYSE and Nasdaq’s average IPO returns.

US officials sanctioned eight crypto wallet addresses tied to Russian exchange Garantex and the Yemeni Houthi movement after blockchain forensics linked nearly $1 billion in funds to Houthi operations.

Crypto donations in 2025 are expected to reach $2.5 billion on growing crypto wealth creation and an improving political landscape.

Bitcoin may see a "sizeable bounce" at $71,000 if US trade tariffs result in further BTC price pressure, new analysis predicts.

Bills to create Bitcoin reserves have been introduced in 26 states, with Arizona currently the closest to passing a law.

Treasure DAO chief contributor John Patten says the annual burn rate for the DAO has been $8.3 million, but the new measures aim to reduce costs.

Leading AI chatbots ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok all return the same formula for reciprocal tariff calculations, several X users claim.

The Bitcoin Development Mailing List on Google Groups was banned for several hours, and one moderator thinks it may have been an intentional attack.

Kaspersky researchers say they have found 2,600 confirmed infections through this scam in different countries, with the majority of users in Russia.

The US House Financial Services Committee has passed a stablecoin framework bill, the STABLE Act, which will now head to a full House vote.

Distributed denial-of-service attacks are “more powerful than ever,” with AI helping automate tasks and bypass CAPTCHA systems, according to Netscout researchers.