US must pass regulations or risk losing crypto race — Wyoming Symposium
The panelists agreed that it is not too late for the US to catch up to other jurisdictions, but urged swift crypto regulatory legislation.
Crypto advocacy groups double down on Quintenz confirmation at CFTC amid pushback
Seven organizations affiliated with crypto urged a quick confirmation of Brian Quintenz to the CFTC, though nothing was scheduled on the Senate calendar before its recess.
XRP’s price downtrend could continue: Here’s 4 reasons why
XRP data highlights investor profit-taking and reveals reasons why the altcoin’s price could continue to fall.
Brevan Howard’s crypto division CEO Gautam Sharma departs after five years
Brevan Howard reportedly managed $34 billion in assets as of April 2025, with the company’s digital asset division, set up in 2021, managing $2 billion.
Price predictions 8/20: BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, LINK, HYPE, XLM
Bitcoin and Ether are trying to rise from their respective lows, indicating strong buying on the dips.
51% attack on Monero prompts proposal to overhaul consensus mechanism
Several solutions have been proposed to bolster Monero’s proof-of-work consensus mechanism to prevent 51% attacks on the network.
US Senator Lummis: Crypto market structure bill will be law by 2026
The Wyoming lawmaker is one of the Republicans taking the lead to pass market structure in the US Senate.
‘US tariffs on mining rigs are rising sharply’ as CleanSpark, IREN report massive liabilities
US Bitcoin miners face mounting costs and regulatory pressure as the trade war reshapes the industry.
40% of UK crypto users report blocked payments amid rise in ‘anti-consumer’ practices
Nearly half of UK crypto investors face blocked or delayed payments from their banks, raising concerns that Britain is falling behind global rivals in digital assets.
Bitcoin eyes liquidity at $110K: Watch these BTC price levels next
Bitcoin rebounded from a swift drop to $112,380, but liquidation heatmap data suggests the worst of the selling has yet to pass.