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Ark Invest's CEO stands by her prediction that Bitcoin will hit $1 million by 2030; Wood sold off some Coinbase shares on Tuesday as its price jumped.

The Economic Report of the President released included a round condemnation of cryptocurrencies, saying they offer nothing except risk to U.S. financial markets.

While the actual litigation has very little to do with crypto, as the case is about the use of arbitration clauses, a crypto company is resolving a broader business issue.

Meanwhile, a new tally of legal cost filings shows that lawyers and advisors in the case have siphoned off $144 million in fees, with plenty of work left to come.

She was extradited from Bulgaria on Monday on charges that she laundered hundreds of millions of dollars for the $4 billion pyramid fraud.

Also today, can Bitcoin really hit $1 million in 90 days? This ex-Coinbase exec thinks so — and is putting his money where his mouth is.

Also today, all the latest on Bitcoin's price moves, Credit Suisse's bailout, allegations against BitBoy Crypto, and a fat-fingered mistake at Crypto.com.

All of this comes as the Crypto Fear and Greed Index — which measures sentiment among investors — reaches its highest level in a year.

When BTC was trading at $7,000, the bank's then CEO suggested Bitcoin wouldn't last. But now, it's the Swiss financial institution's future that's looking uncertain.

The influencer — whose real name is Ben Armstrong — allegedly bombarded the attorney with "endless phone calls, tweets and emails."

Jatinder Singh and Thevamanogari Manivel were meant to get a $66 refund from the exchange — but instead, they were sent $7 million.

New research reveals that many Belgians trade crypto in the hope of making money quickly, and few appear to be put off by the collapse of FTX.

Gov. Ron DeSantis' call to ban a U.S. central bank digital currency in the Sunshine State may or may not be legal, but could be a death blow to the project anyway.

The bet comes as a result of Balaji Srinivasan's belief in "hyperbitcoinization" — as he thinks major fiat currencies are on the brink of being "inflated away."

First thought to be North Korean hackers, thieves returned $5.4 million worth of stolen Ether — followed by a message saying they "have no intention of keeping what is not ours."

Days after the FDIC announced — and then denied — that it was requiring buyers of the assets of the shuttered institution leave crypto-related assets behind, that's what happened.

In a new filing certain to inflame tensions with authorities in The Bahamas, FTX management has asked a U.S. judge to find Bahamian regulators have no palace in the proceedings.

Bitcoin is comfortably outperforming major altcoins after surging by 28% over the past seven days, and 4% in the past 24 hours.