Russia's Ministry of Finance has started paying some employees in digital rubles, marking the first real-world payroll use of the central bank digital currency. Here's what it means.
The IMF approved a $138M disbursement to El Salvador under its $1.4B program, citing no further Bitcoin accumulation beyond donations. BTC trades at $85,384.
Crypto job listings more than tripled from July to September 2026, but applications dropped sharply. We break down the numbers and what they mean for traders.
Anchorage Digital reportedly cut 17% of staff, roughly 68 jobs, as Bitcoin trades near $84,810 and the crypto downturn pressures even chartered banks.
The ICBA sued the OCC on Friday, challenging its authority to grant national trust charters to crypto firms. Here's what it means for crypto and community banks.
Blast is shutting down after costs outpaced revenue. Users have until Oct. 26 to withdraw via the interface; BLAST token fell 19% on the news.
The SEC proposed easing crypto custody rules, letting advisers hold client assets when no qualified custodian exists. Here's what it means for investors.
The FCA has opened applications for its new crypto regime, effective Oct 25, 2027. Firms must apply by Feb 28, 2027. Existing MLR registrations won't carry over.
Robinhood unveils AI trading agents, 10x crypto perpetual futures, and weekend stock trading at its Houston summit. Here's what it means for everyday investors.
CryptoQuant flags a potential Bitcoin rally pause as short-term traders sit on 33% unrealized profits. BTC trades at $83,556 amid $85k resistance and surging bond yields.
Citi and Coinbase have teamed up to build stablecoin infrastructure that lets businesses move between fiat and stablecoins without juggling separate systems.
California enacts a first-of-its-kind ban on official memecoins, taking aim at the $TRUMP token and its massive investor losses.