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Brian Armstrong said his cryptocurrency exchange would delist USDt if Tether cannot comply with any new US legislation.

In an in-depth discussion on the Hell Money Podcast, David Bailey, CEO of BTC Inc., shared insights into Bitcoin’s transformative potential, its geopolitical implications, and its role as a cornerstone of a new global economic framework. “I see this happening so much faster than anyone can appreciate. Within 10 years, Bitcoin will become the reserve … Read more

The growing adoption of crypto in the U.S. can be accelerated through executive orders permitting banks to trade and hold cryptocurrency. Circle CEO Wants Executive Orders for Broader Access to Crypto Jeremy Allaire, the CEO of Circle, anticipates executive orders from President Donald Trump that will permit banks to trade crypto, provide wealthy clients with … Read more

Tron outperformed the rest of the top blockchain cohort in terms of transaction efficiency. TRX showed signs of potential pivot as the bears lose momentum, and whales accumulate. TRON[TRX] has emerged as the blockchain network with the highest transaction value among its top peers. A recent analysis indicates that Tron ranks highest in cost-effectiveness. According … Read more

Knowing when to buy and when to sell Bitcoin can be nerve-racking for investors, but a BTC macro cheat sheet from Cane Island Digital could ease the process.

Crypto issuers surely seem to think anything is possible now that Donald Trump is in office. Exchange-traded fund issuer Rex Shares and crypto asset manager Osprey Funds on Tuesday filed for numerous crypto-focused exchange-traded funds (ETF), including a Trump ETF, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday. The ETF … Read more

The deal combines the issuers of the second-largest stablecoin and the largest onchain money fund by market cap.

The US financial watchdog announced on Jan. 21 a task force aimed at developing a regulatory framework for digital assets.

Elon Musk’s DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) is facing legal scrutiny yet again. This time, however, it is through a lawsuit stating that it’s not in compliance with federal transparency rules. The National Security Counselors argue that DOGE should be bound by the Federal Advisory Committee Act of 1972. That law requires any advisory committee … Read more

DOGE is being sued by an ethics watchdog, a nonprofit law firm, a federal workers union and a nonprofit members organization.