Banking collapses in 2023 almost triggered disaster—but the real crisis might be caused by what happened after.

Supporting the GENIUS Act, a crypto industry-backed bill that ostensibly regulates “stablecoins,” is a political and economic mistake.

By Hannah Lang (Reuters) -Tensions on Capitol Hill over President Donald Trump's various cryptocurrency ventures escalated on Tuesday and threatened to derail the digital asset sector's hope of legislation by the end of this year as a top Democratic lawmaker stalled efforts to debate a bill.

Former crypto critics are now investing millions. But the system only works as long as new participants keep joining.

Understanding cryptocurrency right takes level-headed vision. It is neither panacea nor plague. It's not for geeks only, or gangsters, and it's not disappearing anytime soon.

Boop crypto, the newly launched token of Solana-based meme coin platform Boop.fun, has drawn massive investor attention after surging over 240% within a day of its debut. On-chain analysts at Bubblemaps confirmed on 2 May that the platform’s token distribution aligns with its promised tokenomics,

PINOSALE, once known as a meme coin with a playful premise and a quirky “Find the Lie” mechanic, is now making headlines for a far more serious reason: it has announced confirmed partnerships with Tesla and Disney.