Kraken is now letting users earn yield on their Bitcoin holdings through new 'Bitcoin Vaults,' promising up to 2.5% APY. It’s a move that feels both familiar and fraught with the shadows of past crypto fiascos.
The UK just tightened the screws on Russia's ability to fund its war machine. Eighteen entities, including major crypto players, are now on the sanctions list.
The SEC's unexpected pause on tokenized asset-linked stocks is a gut punch to crypto innovators. But is it a pause or a permanent roadblock?
The Treasury Department isn't playing games with crypto sanctions anymore. They're actively tracking and designating wallet addresses tied to illicit activities.
Blockchain.com is testing the public markets with a confidential IPO filing. The question is, will investors bite this time?
Congress is now considering making a strategic Bitcoin reserve a permanent fixture of U.S. federal law. Critics are already sharpening their knives.
The SEC has shifted its stance, potentially opening the floodgates for third-party platforms to tokenize stocks. This move could dramatically alter how everyday investors access and trade traditional securities.
The Clarity Act's stablecoin yield language is a flashpoint. Banking groups say current wording, while aiming to prohibit deposit-like interest, creates broad exceptions. It's a digital tug-of-war over the future of crypto finance.
Hana Bank is dropping nearly $700 million on Upbit's parent company. Is this banking's embrace of digital assets, or a risky bet?
Everyone expected Drake's new music to dominate the charts. Instead, one particular track is making headlines for all the wrong reasons: a baffling plea for Sam Bankman-Fried's freedom, dropped amidst a torrent of critical reviews.
Winklevoss Capital is betting big on Gemini, pouring $100 million into the cryptocurrency exchange. The move signals a clear intent: to transform Gemini into a dominant force in the global markets.
The Senate's move on crypto legislation was supposed to bring much-needed clarity. Instead, it's left many scratching their heads.