Circle (CRCL) stock plunged 20% on Tuesday as stablecoin rival Tether made a long-awaited move and Clarity Act speculation grew.
An Israeli TV report said a one-month ceasefire could be announced soon.
The asset management giant’s Robbie Mitchnic said clients are focused on bitcoin, ether and only a few other tokens, and
U.S. crypto regulation takes a decisive turn as the SEC defines clearer boundaries for digital assets, narrowing its reach and
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CESR, the Composite Ether Staking Rate, is emerging as Ethereum’s reference rate, underpinning swaps, futures and risk models as institutions
Bitcoin reversed course after an intraday peak of $71,382, dipping below $69,000 as conflicting U.S.–Iran diplomatic messages spooked markets. Mixed
Robin Vince says large banks can bridge digital assets and traditional finance as trust and regulation shape the next phase
Epic Games is laying off more than 1,000 employees as Fortnite engagement falls, but CEO Tim Sweeney says it’s not
Aleksei Volkov facilitated dozens of attacks across the U.S. as an “initial access broker,” causing over $9 million in actual
Tether has hired a Big Four accounting firm to conduct its first full financial audit. The move signals a major
Circle (CRCL) sank about 22%, its worst drop since June 2025, after a tougher CLARITY Act draft threatened to ban
