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ABCDE has officially halted all new funding efforts, marking a major strategic shift for the $400 million fund.

Pompliano has opposed Trump’s recent suggestion to remove Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling the move both risky and irresponsible.

Asset management firm Canary Capital has filed with regulators to launch an ETF based on the Tron network’s native token, TRX. 

The frequency of rug pulls in the crypto space has fallen sharply in 2025, but the damage they leave behind has grown far worse.

The trap was set using Zoom video call, where familiar faces greeted him on camera—but something felt off.

Decentralized exchange KiloEX has recently confirmed a security breach that drained over $7.5 million from its platform. 

South Korea is ramping up its efforts to police the crypto industry by extending its crackdown on unregistered foreign exchanges.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI)—a crypto venture backed by the Trump family—has added nearly 4.89 million SEI tokens to its holdings.

As regulatory chatter turns into real momentum in Washington, Tim Scott says a crypto market bill may become law by August 2025. 

The U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) is shifting all public-facing communications exclusively to the X platform.

CZ is pushing back against fresh claims that he agreed to testify against Justin Sun as part of his settlement with U.S. authorities. 

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has finally released the long-awaited report on Bill Hinman

Mark Uyeda has proposed a temporary, time-limited regulatory framework that could provide near-term relief to blockchain innovators.

A new draft bill in the U.S. Senate could significantly alter the operational landscape for blockchain miners and AI data center operators.

Boston Fed President Susan Collins has made it clear: the central bank stands ready to intervene if financial markets spiral into disorder.

In a year marked by Ethereum's persistent slump, betting against it has emerged as the top-performing strategy in the world of ETFs.

A group of Democratic senators is demanding answers after the Department of Justice quietly shut down its crypto enforcement arm. 

Letitia James is once again sounding the alarm on crypto, but this time her message is directed squarely at the halls of Congress.