According to TRM Labs, cryptocurrency theft through hacks surged to over $1.38 billion by June 2024, doubling from the same period in
Ether, the second-largest cryptocurrency, is experiencing its largest two-day gain in nearly two years, driven by speculation about the potential approval of
Cryptocurrencies experienced a significant decline on Friday, with bitcoin plummeting below the $60,000 mark amid reports of heightened geopolitical tensions. In the
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, declined 7.9% on Saturday, falling to $61,842 at 21:00 GMT. This drop of $5,308 from its previous close
Hong Kong is poised to introduce spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) this month, with approvals expected to be announced imminently. This move
Inflows into the nine recently launched exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to bitcoin have resumed their upward trajectory this week after the cryptocurrency’s
SWIFT, the global bank messaging network, is gearing up to launch a new platform within the next one to two years to
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, experienced a notable decline on Tuesday, marking its largest one-day drop in two weeks. The sell-off extended to
Bitcoin reaches an all-time high above $71,000, demonstrating relentless momentum in the cryptocurrency market. U.K. Financial Watchdog’s Crypto Trading Approval: Britain’s financial
Bitcoin experienced a significant rally on Monday, soaring to a two-year high above $65,000 and inching closer to its all-time peak amid