China and Russia have criticized the U.S. indictment of Cuba’s former president Raúl Castro, denouncing it as interference and promising continued backing for the Cuban government.
SpaceX revealed ownership of nearly 19,000 Bitcoin, significantly exceeding earlier estimates, as part of its plans to go public and raise billions in capital.
The US SEC pauses approval of prediction market ETFs, seeking public feedback to assess risks before allowing investors to trade event-based contracts via traditional brokerages.
Analysis reveals that more than 30% of Bitcoin’s supply, roughly 6 million coins, could be exposed to quantum computing attacks due to visible public keys on the blockchain.
Iran reviews Washington’s reply to its ceasefire proposal amid growing tensions over Strait of Hormuz transit rules and heightened regional diplomatic strains.
Syndicate Labs announced its closure after five years, citing a significant contraction in the Ethereum rollup sector and a market shift favoring dominant players.
Despite strong political pressure within Israel to renew hostilities against Iran, Washington’s push for a ceasefire limits Israel’s immediate military options and deepens domestic tensions.
Former Silvergate chief risk officer Kate Fraher details why she settled SEC charges to avoid prolonged litigation, highlighting regulatory tactics that hindered crypto banking operations.
Google replaced fixed message limits on its AI Pro plan with a credit-based quota, causing user concern over stricter usage caps across Gemini-powered services.
Circana’s updated sales tracking highlights Tomodachi Life and Pragmata as April’s top-selling US games, offering a more complete picture amid limited publisher data.