A nine-figure loss at a major exchange revives concerns about custodial wallet security and exchange solvency.

Formal Fed standards for stablecoin issuers set the compliance baseline for a sector increasingly tied to dollar policy.

Rising bond yields pressured risk assets broadly, with crypto slipping before Asian and European traders bought the dip.

State enforcement against a prediction market tests how far event contracts can operate outside gambling regulation.

Continued ETF inflows remain the dominant structural bid behind Bitcoin's recent move through $80,000.

Washington is framing dollar-denominated stablecoins as a tool of monetary influence abroad.

A rare no-action style outcome for a token sale offers a potential template for hardware-network projects.

Staff guidance adds pressure on event contract designs already facing state and federal scrutiny.

The agency signals a push toward formal rulemaking as market structure legislation stalls in Congress.

The closure marks the end of an era for offshore perpetual futures trading.

Tokenized equity distribution gains a mainstream venue as exchanges test onchain settlement.

A bank-led consortium approach to tokenized deposits advances alongside central bank research.

The departing commissioner argues identity rules have become an excessive surveillance regime for crypto users.

The move pushes centralized exchanges further into onchain lending rails for retail credit.

Consumer adoption hinges on deposit-style safeguards rather than yield or novelty.

The bloc urges preparation for cryptographic migration ahead of practical quantum advantage.

Regulated futures access drove a sharp repricing in a smaller Bitcoin fork.

Privacy-focused assets are gaining regulated European wrappers despite ongoing delisting pressure elsewhere.