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A Democratic Congress shifts the legislative agenda toward consumer protection and SEC oversight, threatening the market structure bill the industry spent years pushing.
Crypto rallied alongside stocks and falling oil after the blue wave, though analysts questioned whether the move reflected genuine debasement hedging or a short squeeze.
Coinbase touted cold storage while CZ called for an industry security alliance and North Korean-linked launderers routed stolen funds through THORChain.
Saylor keeps buying even as spot ETF investors redeem, underscoring the divergence between corporate treasury accumulation and fund flows.
The miner sold most of its bitcoin to fund the pivot into data centers, with Anthropic financing part of the build and collecting interest via rent deductions.
Stablecoin issuer posted $226 million in net income from continuing operations while trimming staff despite strong USDC transaction volume.
Firms must collect customer data from 2027, with Hong Kong sharing information with overseas tax authorities under CARF from 2028.
The suit joins Utah and other states pursuing criminal or civil action against the prediction market platform.
The Eric Trump-linked miner reversed a $57.2 million prior-quarter loss, with the profit driven by digital asset holdings rather than operations.
The same attacker took roughly $391,000, mostly from wallets tied to BitMart, whose founder confirmed a Nov. 2 hack and suspects a link.
The French bank validated the order of magnitude of the loss but has not confirmed the crypto amount, while Crypto.com says it blocked linked funds.
More than a third of the crypto super PAC's spending missed its mark, especially in Ohio where Sherrod Brown reclaimed his Senate seat.
Arkham-tracked wallet data shows the large transfer, fueling speculation about a shift in the company's bitcoin treasury strategy.
The $1 trillion-plus asset manager brings an actively managed bond strategy onchain, widening the range of institutional tokenized funds.
The bitcoin miner cleared a key regulatory hurdle for a deal that expands its footprint amid the sector's pivot toward energy and AI infrastructure.
The move extends Wall Street's tokenization push into core securities settlement infrastructure.
The Ripple-backed XRP treasury company registered shares for resale after its stock plunged, with Ripple Labs and Arrington XRP Capital among holders.
About 12,200 ZEC remains in Sprout, the pool launched in 2016, with roughly 10,000 coins leaving over the past week.
The fix went live Wednesday after validator support reset the activation clock in October; XRP itself was unaffected.
The disclosure would place the stablecoin issuer among the largest corporate bitcoin holders, though the gap with its published reserves raises transparency questions.
The payments company disclosed $2.2 billion in bitcoin in its first reserves report alongside its quarterly earnings beat.
The company lifted its full-year gross profit outlook to $12.63 billion, implying 22% year-on-year growth.
House Democrats are discussing a broader market structure bill built partly on Maxine Waters' earlier investor-protection proposals.
Glassnode and BlockchainCenter breadth data leave a broad altcoin recovery unconfirmed despite the post-election bounce.
The custody firm's new Global Markets unit is led by former NYDIG executive Pete Janney.
The Division of Corporation Finance said it won't recommend enforcement over Canton Coin's programmatic issuance.
The party leader said the country should first enact the Digital Asset Basic Act, a comprehensive crypto legal framework.
Miners pivoting to AI face new uncertainty over power access and permits after candidates opposed to the sector won in Texas.
The regulator's move extends the perp structure beyond crypto, as ICE bets on retail demand for fast-resolving trades.
Crypto security voices argue decentralization leaves the industry better placed than most to cope with AI-scale vulnerability discovery.
The stock remains 45% below its high even after the post-election bounce, with Saylor pitching the next bull market to retail shareholders.
The CFO exit comes as the company's 12% preferred issue trades near $100 and funding risks draw analyst scrutiny.
Stablecoin contraction preceded the breach, and Aave's temporary freeze highlighted liquidity strain in collateralized lending.
The company disclosed buyback activity under its share repurchase program for the month.