Trump's family may have gained millions from a $52M crypto token sale, raising concerns over transparency and potential conflicts of interest.
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The Trump administration now requires mortgage giants to count cryptocurrency as assets, reshaping U.S. home loan rules.
GameStop invests over $500 million in bitcoin, marking its first major move into cryptocurrency.
The signing ceremony took place during the Dubai FinTech Summit at the Dubai International Financial Centre, marking a key development in Dubai's digital finance sector.
Argentine President Javier Milei faces fraud charges after promoting a cryptocurrency that collapsed, causing millions in losses to investors.
Starting in 2025, the IRS will receive reports on crypto transactions from centralized exchanges like Coinbase, with tax reporting on the 1099-DA form.
Bitcoin reached a new high above $106,000 as investors anticipate a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, with Ethereum and the broader crypto market also seeing gains.
A US hacker and his wife were convicted of laundering $4.5B in Bitcoin stolen from the 2016 Bitfinex hack, using fake identities, crypto swaps, and gold purchases.
Bitcoin surged to a record $82,000 as Trump's pro-crypto stance fueled investor confidence in a favorable regulatory environment.
CEO Dean Skurka of WonderFi, Canada's largest crypto company, was kidnapped in Toronto on Wednesday with suspects demanding a 1 million Canadian dollar ransom.
