Tag: altcoins

Trump Rules Out Pardon for Former FTX Chief

US President Donald Trump has ruled out granting a pardon to Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, who...

South Korea Opens the Door to ETFs

South Korea is planning to allow Bitcoin ETFs, regulate stablecoins, and digitize part of its public finance system.

Ripple Secures FCA Registration in the United Kingdom

Ripple Markets UK Ltd. has been entered into the UK’s FCA register, meeting anti-money-laundering requirements but without receivi...

Tether Issues $1 Billion USDT on Tron

Tether has issued $1 billion worth of USDT on the Tron network, replenishing its reserves and signaling a potential increase in ma...

Arthur Hayes on the Crypto Market in 2026

Arthur Hayes predicts that in 2026 the crypto market will focus on privacy and DeFi, but he warns against blindly copying his move...

Ripple Has No Plans for an IPO

Ripple does not plan to go public. Instead, the company intends to remain privately held, focusing on acquisitions, product develo...

Nvidia CEO on the Artificial Intelligence Race

The rapidly growing computing demands of artificial intelligence are fueling demand for Nvidia’s chips and are even prompting Bitc...

Data Leak at a Ledger Partner

A data breach at Ledger’s payment partner may have exposed customers’ contact details, but it did not compromise wallets.

Visa Sees a Boom in Crypto Card Payments

In 2025, spending through Visa crypto cards surged by 525 percent year over year, with EtherFi emerging as the clear market leader...

Wormhole Points to RLUSD as a Benchmark

Wormhole highlights Ripple’s RLUSD as a stablecoin operating under banking oversight and setting a new standard for the sector.

Wall Street Braces for a More Challenging 2026

After several years of strong gains, Wall Street may be heading into a more difficult phase in 2026, even though profit forecasts ...

U.S. Debt Hits Record Levels at the Start of 2026

America’s public debt has surpassed $38.5 trillion, and rising interest costs combined with only modest savings have done little t...

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