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The U.S. Federal Reserve has unveiled a revised proposal for 'limited master accounts,' often dubbed 'skinny accounts,' marking a significant step toward granting non-bank financial institutions, including crypto firms, direct access to the central bank's payment systems. The move aims to streamline payment clearing an
XRP saw a fleeting 5% surge following news of a new Senate crypto bill, which could solidify its commodity status, only to retrace gains as market participants weighed the legislative path ahead.
CME Group is set to introduce Bitcoin volatility futures on June 1, pending regulatory approval. This new offering will allow institutional traders to bet on the degree of Bitcoin's price swings, rather than its direct price, marking a significant evolution in regulated crypto derivatives.
Publicly traded Bitcoin mining companies are experiencing significant stock gains in 2026, with some up over 85%, largely driven by strategic diversification into AI and high-performance computing, even as Bitcoin's price lags.
Donald Trump's private crypto conference at Mar-a-Lago gathered top-tier $TRUMP meme coin holders and featured speakers like Mike Tyson, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, and Ark Invest's Cathie Wood, signaling a continued political embrace of digital assets.
Despite recent corrections, Bitcoin bulls are aggressively buying dips, fueled by strong spot ETF inflows and MicroStrategy's latest acquisition. However, the path to $80,000 remains challenging, with geopolitical tensions adding a layer of uncertainty to the market.
A new report from blockchain security firm Hacken reveals Web3 projects lost $482 million in Q1 2026, primarily due to phishing and social engineering. The data highlights a shift from single 'mega hacks' to more frequent, mid-sized incidents, pushing regulators worldwide to demand stricter security protocols beyond on
Wall Street broker Bernstein assesses the quantum computing threat to Bitcoin as real but manageable, urging a 'system upgrade cycle' rather than panic. Concurrently, the Drift protocol exploit unveils a sophisticated, six-month 'intelligence operation' by alleged North Korean actors, forcing a re-evaluation of DeFi se
Bitcoin advocate Samson Mow cautions against rushing the network's transition to post-quantum cryptography, arguing it could introduce critical vulnerabilities and reignite block size debates.