Latest news from the Web3 ecosystem
A former crypto advisor to Donald Trump believes the US government needs to do more than just acknowledge Bitcoin, advocating for proactive measures to ensure its long-term viability.
Bitcoin surges back towards the $70,000 mark, fueled by significant inflows into spot ETFs. Market analysis reveals mixed signals regarding geopolitical events and trader sentiment.
Research indicates Australia could miss out on substantial economic benefits from cryptocurrency by 2030, projecting gains far below its potential.
Former President Donald Trump has publicly called on banking industry leaders to finalize a deal supporting cryptocurrency legislation. He specifically criticized efforts to undermine the "GENIUS Act" as unacceptable.
Hedge fund titan Ray Dalio has reiterated his preference for gold as a primary safe-haven asset, citing Bitcoin's inherent limitations, particularly regarding privacy.
Following a successful 2024 election cycle, crypto-backed Super PACs are poised to inject millions into the 2026 midterm elections, aiming to bolster pro-crypto candidates.
Prediction market trading activity experienced a downturn in February, marking the first monthly decline in volume since August 2025.
Former President Donald Trump has publicly urged for the swift passage of the U.S. Clarity Act, accusing the banking sector of actively attempting to undermine recent stablecoin legislation he enacted.
Stafford Masie, Chair of Bitcoin Africa, highlights Bitcoin's increasing use as a functional currency in regions experiencing high inflation, with locals opting for satoshis over traditional fiat.
Marathon Digital has officially addressed and refuted claims of a Bitcoin sell-off strategy, clarifying the intent behind a recent SEC filing.
CFTC Chair Michael Selig indicated that regulatory clarity on crypto perpetual futures could be forthcoming within the next month. The remarks were made during a recent panel discussion on market structure.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase, has stated that stablecoin issuers who pay interest should adhere to the same regulatory standards as traditional banks. This comes amid ongoing discussions in Washington regarding the CLARITY Act.