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President Trump is expected to attend a White House meeting with crypto industry executives, according to sources cited by CoinDesk, signaling direct engagement with digital asset leaders.
More than 20 million of Bitcoin's hard-capped 21 million coins have now been mined, leaving less than 1 million BTC still to enter circulation ever.
Bitcoin is trading close to $64,000 as softer U.S. inflation data enters the picture, while altcoins are quietly picking up ground across the market.
Bitcoin fell on August 12 despite a softer-than-expected inflation reading, highlighting the disconnect between macro data and crypto market sentiment.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to absorb supply at a steady pace, yet price gains remain elusive. The question driving analysts: who is on the other side of every trade?
Moonberg's crypto presale sold out its first stage as Bitcoin faces a closely watched $65,000 price test, drawing attention from speculative and value-focused buyers alike.
Hawaii is prohibiting cash deposits at cryptocurrency ATMs from October 1, marking a significant regulatory shift for digital asset access in the state.
A new report by Bier finds that X users rate crypto content as more irritating than political posts or coverage of the Iran conflict, signaling a serious community image problem.
The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is now granting national bank charters to Bitcoin and crypto companies, a shift that could reshape institutional access to digital assets.
A Southern California senior citizen lost close to $100,000 through a series of cryptocurrency transfers in what appears to be a targeted financial scam, according to KTLA.
Grayscale's head of research Zach Pandl argues the crypto industry will keep moving forward even if the CLARITY Act stalls, pointing to SEC support as a key factor.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are drawing safe-haven capital in the current market, while lower-cap token AlphaPepe is catching attention from buyers seeking larger upside potential.
