Crypto card spending passes $1 billion milestone
Stablecoin-funded debit cards processed over $1 billion in purchases in the past year, with users buying groceries and paying for everyday services.
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Stablecoin-funded debit cards processed over $1 billion in purchases in the past year, with users buying groceries and paying for everyday services.
Institutional money, better economic conditions, and a shift toward friendlier crypto rules are driving Bitcoin higher, with billions in forced short sales adding fuel to the move.
The CFTC chair has directed staff to develop crypto policies including developer protections, signaling the agency will act independently if Congress doesn't pass the CLARITY bill.
Nine public bitcoin mining companies invested over $5 billion in artificial intelligence and high-performance computing hardware in the first half of 2026, but generated only $341 million in revenue from those operations.
President Trump suggested regulation may be coming for Hyperliquid, prompting traders to buy call options at an unusual pace.
The GENIUS Act, signed into law last year, takes effect in January 2027. The US Treasury is now writing regulations to implement it.
Attackers exploited a macOS Screen Sharing vulnerability to gain full system access and install cryptocurrency miners. Proof-of-concept code is now public.
The OCC conditionally approved a national trust bank charter for World Liberty, a Trump family-backed firm, clearing a path for it to issue stablecoins.
A shipping partner exposed customer information for roughly 14,000 Trezor users, but the hardware wallets and private keys stored on them remain secure.
Doginal Dogs' Legends trading card game sold out its entire preorder allocation on its first day of sales.
Doginal Dogs has released the complete agenda for its DDNYC 2026 event in New York, which sold out completely.