Ledger ATOM access remains down after Cosmos Hub recovery
Cosmos Hub is producing blocks again, but Ledger still lists ATOM balances, history and transactions as unavailable through its wallet interface.
Crypto News — Page 25
News and developments from the cryptocurrency industry.
Trump floats keeping Iranian oil as global supply strain deepens
President Trump suggested the United States could retain access to Iranian oil, but the remark is not a formal policy as fuel markets face severe disruption.
U.S. Senate crypto bill faces pivotal procedural test
The CLARITY Act returns to the U.S. Senate with a procedural vote approaching and major disputes over ethics, stablecoin rewards and enforcement unresolved.
CFTC sets 30% presumption for whistleblower awards up to $5M
A new CFTC rule makes the maximum 30% payout the starting point for many qualifying whistleblower awards of $5 million or less.
TRM finds AI agents drive at most 7.5% of x402 commerce
TRM Labs says most visible x402 payment activity cannot be attributed to AI agents, even after filtering probable non-commerce flows.
Circle’s $400 million Tazapay deal targets stablecoin payouts
Circle plans to buy Singapore-based Tazapay to add local payment rails, licenses and banking links across more than 100 markets.
Robinhood CEO rejects issuer veto over stock tokens
Vlad Tenev says public companies should control shareholder rights, but not separate blockchain products that track their listed shares.
U.S. 10-year Treasury yield nears 5% before Fed decision
Long-term U.S. borrowing costs have climbed sharply as investors weigh persistent inflation and a closely watched Federal Reserve rate decision.
Pump.fun replaces trader cashback with holder rewards
Pump.fun has introduced a token model that redirects creator-side trading fees to eligible holders while ending Cashback mode for new launches.
Quantum researchers cut key Bitcoin attack benchmark by 86%
An open challenge reduced the estimated quantum resources for a key Bitcoin and Ethereum cryptographic operation, but no current machine can run the attack.
Coinbase and Moov bring stablecoin rails to 1,000 U.S. lenders
Coinbase and Moov are connecting stablecoin payment and custody tools to a platform serving more than 1,000 U.S. community financial institutions.
North Korean IT scheme recruits foreign interviewers paid in crypto
New reporting says North Korean-linked IT teams are recruiting foreign interview stand-ins as U.S. agencies warn that wages and crypto can fund the regime.
Robinhood crypto volume rebounds 61% but trails 2025
Robinhood's August crypto volume climbed to $17.5 billion from July, but remained 38% below a year earlier as Bitstamp handled the larger share.
OpenAI rules out 2026 IPO as Altman cites AI safety
Sam Altman says OpenAI will not go public in 2026, removing a closely watched technology listing from this year's U.S. IPO calendar without setting a new date.
Revolut disclosed Bitcoin records after fake government request
Revolut says a fraudulent request from a real government-agency email domain led to customer data disclosure, though its systems and funds were unaffected.
Larry Ellison cancels plan to sell 50 million Oracle shares
Oracle says Larry Ellison canceled a trading plan covering 50 million shares and sold none, removing a potential source of pressure on the stock.
Crypto billionaires give Reform UK £72 million as funding rules tighten
Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne each announced a £36 million donation to Reform UK, putting crypto wealth at the center of Britain’s funding debate.
Ripple targets corporate treasury flows in next phase of RLUSD expansion
Ripple plans to connect its RLUSD stablecoin with corporate treasury workflows, but the $13 trillion figure describes client payment activity, not token volume.