Bitcoin broke above $75,000 late Thursday as a surge in trading volume and over $1.25 billion in derivative short liquidations boosted digital asset prices. Industry reports from Forbes reporter Siladitya Ray highlight that Bitcoin tops $75,000 for the first time

Blockchain & DeFi

THORChain halted trading and signing activity after a compromised Asgard vault was linked to more than $10 million in unauthorized digital asset outflows, marking a significant security incident for the decentralized cross-chain liquidity protocol. The halt was announced on May

JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon has renewed his criticism of proposed U.S. digital-asset legislation, saying banks would oppose the current version of the CLARITY Act because of provisions tied to stablecoin rewards and deposit-like products. Dimon’s remarks focused on

Cryptowire, NEW YORK: Recent surveys and official reports released in 2025 show Gen Z has become one of the strongest drivers of crypto adoption, with younger investors entering markets earlier, holding digital assets at higher rates and playing a growing

CryptoWire, ABU DHABI: The Central Bank of the UAE has approved the launch of a UAE dirham-backed stablecoin called DDSC, enabling it to go live on ADI Chain, the companies behind the project said on February 11, 2026. The approval

Washington, October 25: The Federal Reserve appears to be nearing the conclusion of its quantitative tightening program, marking a key shift in U.S. monetary operations as liquidity conditions tighten across short-term funding markets. Analysts and financial institutions report that the central bank’s balance sheet has

BRUSSELS, 16 October 2025: The European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation, Eurojust, has concluded the inaugural meeting of its Judicial Focus Group on Money Laundering and Asset Recovery, issuing concrete recommendations to improve cross-border judicial cooperation and accelerate asset recovery procedures across the EU.

Morgan Stanley will begin offering cryptocurrency trading to its retail clients through E*Trade, marking a significant step into the digital assets space by one of the largest U.S. banks. The service is scheduled to launch in the first half of 2026 through a partnership with