Cryptocurrencies

The MiCA transition period is over. What the EU regulation means for providers, banks, and institutional investors.

Christopher Delgado, the chief executive of Goliath Ventures, which drew at least $400 million from investors, has pleaded guilty to cryptocurrency fraud conspiracy. Delgado was arrested on February 24, 2026, on wire fraud and money laundering charges. The 34-year-old admitted to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire

BTC bears remain in charge as the asset briefly tumbled to $58,000.

Anthropic's own tests show Claude Fable 5 posed no more cybersecurity risk than Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5, and Kimi K2.7.

CZ failed to secure a WhatsApp username, exposing scam risks as WhatsApp's new username feature rolls out worldwide.

Bitcoin (BTC) buyers in the United States have gone quiet. The Coinbase Premium Index, a gauge of US Bitcoin demand, has stayed negative since May 6, its longest weak stretch in more than a year. The signal matters because it shows who is stepping back. A negative premium means American investors are paying less for

[PRESS RELEASE – Dubai, UAE, July 1st, 2026] Utorg, a crypto wallet and card platform built on institutional-grade infrastructure, today announced it has received full authorization under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, effective July 1, 2026 – the date on which the industry’s transitional period

Jim Cramer has named the 5 stocks he believes are best positioned to benefit from the artificial intelligence (AI) spending cycle, pointing to several chip suppliers as the market’s current winners. Cramer argued that Wall Street is rewarding companies that supply the AI boom while punishing the Big Tech giants that

BloFin, a global cryptocurrency exchange, has published an announcement from the BloFin Whaleness Charity Foundation outlining relief measures for users and communities affected by the earthquakes in northern Venezuela. Following the devastating earthquakes that struck on June 25, 2026, BloFin will donate 12 million

Backed by over 140 companies, Open USD promises zero-fee minting, collaborative governance, and reserve yield sharing ahead of its launch.