The U.S. has indicated that it doesn’t plan to invade Iran anytime soon, allaying fears that the U.S. could soon deploy troops into Iran. This development comes amid a crypto market crash, with

Crypto industry leaders are currently working on a counterproposal to push for some changes in the CLARITY Act after firms like Coinbase opposed the stablecoin yield compromise. This move comes just as the

Bitcoin vs Gold dynamics have shifted as market data shows a shift between the two assets during the ongoing Middle East conflict. Since February 28, Bitcoin has gained roughly 7% to 10%, while

The US crypto regulation is still facing challenges as the CLARITY Act passage remains uncertain amid mounting clashes over stablecoin yields. Even as the White House and Senate signaled support for the stablecoin

Bitunix, the world’s fastest-growing crypto exchange, has announced its participation as an official sponsor at Blockchain Forum 2026, taking place at Crocus Expo in Moscow. The event is one of the largest and

SpaceX IPO plans have made a different move as Elon Musk considers assigning a bigger share of the offering to retail investors. Reports indicate that up to 30% of the IPO could be

Tether, the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, has hired accounting firm KPMG for a full audit of USDT stablecoin reserves ahead of US expansion. The company has also tapped PwC to help prepare its

Binance, one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges, is facing yet another legal setback. The platform faces a $10 million fine from the Australian Federal Court after experiencing legal difficulties in the United