Bitcoin (BTC) has not been spared from the broader market selloff today.
A Bitcoin-backed credit card on Visa's network lets users spend pesos while holding crypto, highlighting a new path for crypto-linked credit growth.
While the strong demand for cryptocurrency-related ETFs in 2025 was easily evident, what happens next is less obvious. That's what is compelling about the results of the Bitwise/VettaFi 2026 Benchmark Survey of Financial Advisor Attitudes Toward Crypto Assets.
Morgan Stanley files spot Bitcoin and Solana ETFs as crypto ETF inflows top $1.2B, signaling a regime change and fresh institutional capital.
Are Robinhood and Coinbase contemporaries in the digital asset space, or rivals? A report Sunday (Jan. 11) from The Information argues it's the latter, with the companies increasingly competing head to head: Coinbase is entering the stock trading space, Robinhood is expanding its crypto offering, and both companies are focusing on prediction markets.
BitGo is seeking to raise up to $201 million in its U.S. initial public offering, the crypto custody startup said in a regulatory filing on Monday.
The stablecoin served as a tool to avoid sanctions and a lifeline for everyday citizens.
MSTR gets a lift after MSCI pauses plans to exclude digital-asset holders from indexes, easing a key near-term risk for the stock.
Crypto tends to get framed as volatile prices and speculation. However, two growth drivers are quietly creating long-term support: stablecoins (crypto designed to stay relatively stable in value) and tokenization (putting traditional assets into more widely accessible tokens).
Miner stocks did especially well in the fourth quarter, while crypto funds plunged. The other winners.
Bitcoin miners are undergoing a transformation that could redefine the sector. Companies may shift from cryptocurrency mining to high-performance computing infrastructure.
Morgan Stanley files to launch Bitcoin and Solana ETFs, the first top-10 U.S. bank to do so, aiming to embed crypto exposure into wealth platform.