US lawmakers form a working group to draft crypto rules as the Trump administration explores a national Bitcoin reserve plan.
With the legal and technological frameworks falling into place, the sector could grow to $600 billion by 2030, predicts Boston Consulting Group.
On Thursday, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission expedited approval for the Bitwise Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF, allowing it to be listed and traded on NYSE Arca.
El Salvador agreed to stop accepting tax payments in BTC and to “gradually unwind” the Chivo wallet, a government-issued crypto wallet.
The FOMC today, as expected, held interest rates steady. The unemployment rate has “stabilized” and the labor market is “solid,” officials said. Inflation, on the other hand, “remains somewhat elevated.”
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other top digital assets posted modest gains as liquidations decreased sharply from Monday's spike.
Nearly $1 billion in liquidations occurred as the global crypto market reacted to the debut of DeepSeek.
By reversing its SAB121 Guidance, the Securities and Exchange Commission is allowing banks to keep customer’s crypto in their own balance sheets.
Trump issued an executive order establishing a Presidential Working Group on Digital Asset Markets, further moving closer to a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
Trump's decision framed as a step towards addressing issues in the criminal justice system.
The SEC has launched a new Crypto Task Force focused on regulatory compliance, while Ross Ulbricht is expected to receive a presidential pardon, significantly influenced by Elon Musk.
Digital asset investment products have seen a massive $2.2 billion inflow, pushing total AuM to a new high of $116 billion.
