Digital Currency Group sues subsidiaries over $1.1B promissory note
The latest legal battle between Digital Currency Group and Genesis centered on a promissory note issued amid the collapse of Three Arrows Capital in 2022.
Crypto Biz: IPO fever, Ether wars and stablecoin showdowns
Bullish’s blockbuster IPO headlines a week of big crypto moves — from Pantera’s $300 million treasury bet to BitMine’s $24.5 billion Ether grab.
Wellgistics debuts XRP payments for independent US pharmacies
Wellgistics is bringing Ripple’s XRP Ledger to 6,500 US pharmacies, one of the first large-scale blockchain payment systems in healthcare.
Bitcoin traders absorb the dips but ‘ghost month’ could extend woes
Bitcoin falls below $117,000 again, raising worries about the upcoming “ghost month.” Are traders bracing for more losses or buying the dips?
US authorities to seize $2.8M in crypto from alleged ransomware operator
The cryptocurrency, allegedly linked to ransomware proceeds, is expected to be added to the US crypto reserve.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins teases private equity access for retail
Atkins said the Securities and Exchange Commission would work to broaden access to investments typically reserved for accredited investors.
SharpLink shares drop 12% on Q2 crypto impairment loss
SharpLink now holds $3.5 billion worth of ETH, maintaining its rank as the token’s second-largest corporate holder, according to its Q2 filing.
How Bitcoin could hit $400K by year-end, according to Udi Wertheimer
A new type of buyer who “never sells” is scooping up Bitcoin from long-time holders — a bullish catalyst for BTC, says Bitcoin OG Udi Wertheimer in an exclusive Cointelegraph interview.
Price predictions 8/15: BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, LINK, HYPE, XLM
Bitcoin and Ether’s pullback suggests selling on rallies, but buyers are likely to step in at key support levels.
US Fed to end oversight program for banks’ crypto activities
The Federal Reserve said it would sunset a program specifically to monitor banks’ digital assets activities and would integrate them back into its “standard supervisory process.”