Crypto markets react to wars, sanctions, and policy shocks-but sector-specific factors like halving and ETFs still drive long-term value.
FBI: Crypto fraud surges to USD 9.3 billion in 2024. Older investors hit hardest – Bitcoin & Co. at the center of modern cybercrime.
US Senate passes GENIUS Act to regulate stablecoins. Law establishes first nationwide framework for digital assets.
Ethereum Pectra upgrade and recovering macro environment drives a 49% rally, pushing ETH to a 325B USD market cap, surpassing Coca Cola.
BX Digital, which received the first FINMA license for a DLT trading system in mid-March, announces the first five trading participants.
The number of companies based in the “Crypto Valley” increased by another 14% last year, according to an industry report.
Trump and single US states launch Bitcoin reserves – a milestone for crypto as a strategic asset in financial policy.
What happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
USA launch first staking ETF with Solana – direct SOL investment plus passive on-chain staking now possible.
Quantum computers are exponentially more powerful than conventional machines, but they still pose only a minor risk to Bitcoin.
