While Senator Kirsten Gillibrand negotiates crypto market regulation, Ripple’s Chris Larsen backs a derivatives platform founded by her son, raising ethical questions.
President Trump disclosed $1.4 billion in crypto profits for 2025, raising expectations that his tax liabilities may reach into the hundreds of millions.
Ethereum shows a scarce monthly buy signal while ETF outflows and lost supports keep long-term outlook uncertain amid potential short squeeze.
Facing millions lost to cryptocurrency scams, San Antonio requires bilingual warning signs on Bitcoin ATMs to alert users before fraudulent payments occur.
Reports claim that a crypto whale known as “sat0shi777” faced liquidation on a 31,600 ETH short position, underscoring persistent risks in leveraged Ethereum trading.
JPMorgan expresses concern over Strategy’s new Bitcoin sales policy, warning it could increase market volatility despite recent gains in Strategy’s stock price.
Illinois will introduce a 0.2% tax on digital asset transactions from 2027, requiring brokers with Illinois exposure to register early and update their recordkeeping practices.
A bitcoin wallet historically tied to Clifton Collins has moved 500 BTC to Coinbase, intensifying scrutiny of one of the most monitored addresses in law enforcement investigations.
The first half of 2026 saw a surge in crypto hacks with over 200 incidents reported, driven largely by vulnerabilities in custody systems and North Korean-linked attackers.
Despite ample liquidity, Bitcoin continues to dominate crypto capital flows, delaying a broad altcoin rally and shifting focus to sector-specific drivers in the next cycle.
Despite ongoing Bitcoin outflows from US-traded ETFs, long-term and smaller holders have begun quietly accumulating, signaling a shift beneath persistent selling pressure.
Bitcoin ended June below its key 200-week moving average but above its realized price, suggesting the market may not have hit its bear bottom yet.