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Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $82,000 after Wednesday’s Wall Street open as US consumer inflation beat expectations. Key points: Bitcoin dropped

If rising geopolitical tensions weren’t enough cause for concern, now it’s crypto’s turn to go nuclear. The industry is busy

Remittance-sized crypto transfers from Canada to India, China and the Philippines surged 141% year-over-year to $2.36 billion, as digital asset

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Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken’s parent company, Payward, will buy Lithuania-based Saldo Bank as part of its expansion into traditional financial services,

Ordinary cryptocurrency owners cannot realistically be expected to detect sophisticated tampering with hardware wallets, security researcher Joe Grand told Cointelegraph

[Update, 11:00 am UTC: Added a follow-up response from a Coins.ph spokesperson.] Coins.ph said it remains licensed by the country’s

Bitcoin (BTC) can still preserve its traditionally strong October performance, as onchain data points to a local BTC price bottom

After being convicted in 2023, losing his appeal to a Second Circuit court in 2026 and awaiting a decision on

Saifedean Ammous, the author of the 2018 academic book “The Bitcoin Standard,” said that Bitcoin already functions as a medium