Bitcoin fell 7.32% in October, its biggest drop for the month in 12 years, according to CoinGlass data. The last time the cryptocurrency posted a larger October decline was in 2014, when it lost 12.57%. The result broke with a
Bitcoin & Altcoins
Bitcoin traded near $64,061 on Friday, July 10, keeping attention on regulated crypto products, tokenized securities and corporate bitcoin treasuries. The market now has more links to traditional finance than it had before U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded products began trading
Blockchain & DeFi
THORChain halted trading and signing activity after a compromised Asgard vault was linked to more than $10 million in unauthorized digital asset outflows, marking a significant security incident for the decentralized cross-chain liquidity protocol. The halt was announced on May 15
Policy
Russian citizens will no longer be able to buy or sell cryptocurrency directly with each other from July 1, 2027, according to guidance from the Bank of Russia. The central bank said in a set of frequently asked questions that
The Hellenic Republic is preparing to introduce a formal regulatory framework for taxing digital asset profits, addressing a long-standing legislative gap within its national economy. According to draft legislation published on Wednesday by the Ministry of National Economy and Finance,
The European Union’s crypto rulebook is entering its decisive stage as the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation moves from national transition periods to a single licensing system. From July 1, 2026, crypto-asset service providers serving clients in the bloc must hold
WASHINGTON, D.C. / Cryptowire / – U.S. Congress has approved a broad housing bill that includes a ban on a Federal Reserve digital dollar through Dec. 31, 2030, placing central bank digital currency policy inside a wider package on home
CryptoWire, BEIJING, Feb 8, 2026: Chinese financial regulators have broadened the country’s sweeping restrictions on digital assets, extending enforcement measures to stablecoins and the tokenization of real-world assets, according to a joint regulatory notice issued on Friday. The move marks the most comprehensive
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a new set of generic listing standards that will allow national securities exchanges to list commodity-based exchange-traded products, including spot cryptocurrency ETFs, without requiring case-by-case approval. The move simplifies the regulatory pathway for
