Crypto News

The crypto rally may have ended, as the top cryptocurrencies nosedived over 6% in the last 24 hours.

A Tornado Cash developer is not allowed to talk to his wife, while another Russian citizen was extradited to the U.S. on charges of ransomware attacks.

The Celsius bankruptcy case takes another twist, as the U.S. asks for an independent examiner.

Mercado Libre, Latin America's biggest online retailer, launches Mercado Coin.

Marc Zuckerberg was a brave man (or maybe a poorly-advised one) to publish a screenshot of dubious quality from Meta’s Horizon Worlds metaverse project.

Genesis CEO Michael Moro is stepping down, and with him, 20% of the company's workforce will have to leave.

According to the Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service (FIOD), Tornado Cash code may be punishable by law.

Meta launched the first iteration of its metaverse called Horizon Worlds in France and Spain but received little love from the crypto community.

The ECB updates its stance on crypto asset regulation and continues to promote the launch of a CBDC.

The Dogecoin mania is briefly back with the launch of Dogechain, a (sort of) layer-two solution for Dogecoin (though an unofficial one).

A faux L2 solution called Dogechain launched, leading to a spike in the price of DOGE.

U.S. crypto banks may soon be able to serve crypto and fiat customers.

The troubled crypto lender may have not been helped by its CEO's trading decisions.

While Crypto.com successfully registered with the UK's FCA, the country's policymakers introduced a new stablecoin bill.

Brazil's largest investment bank and one of the country's largest brokerages launch crypto trading platforms.

Meanwhile, several Bitcoin mining companies posted disappointing Q2 results.

An in-depth report details the rise and fall of GameFi over the last 18 months.

The CeFi lender has a much bigger financial hole to plug than previously expected.