The US Department of Justice is offering over $40 million in compensation to victims of the OneCoin crypto scam for investors who suffered net losses between 2014 and 2019.

Chris Giancarlo, the former CFTC chair known as “Crypto Dad,” is retiring from law to focus on advising fintech and crypto firms.

The Bank of Korea has suggested that lawmakers craft rules for crypto exchanges to implement trading curbs to prevent the market fallout that came after Bithumb’s $40 billion Bitcoin mistake.

The European Central Bank is backing a plan to supervise crypto companies under the European Securities and Markets Authority, a proposal resisted by popular EU crypto licensing hubs.

Foundry Digital says that it expanded its crypto mining pool services to the privacy-focused Zcash network and that it has already obtained a 29.2% hashrate share.

Bitcoin faces a fresh oil-price surge as the US-Iran war returns, but BTC price strength preserved key levels at the weekly close.

The fallout from the war in Iran will take months to fix, and the impact will likely be felt by the crypto market for the rest of 2026, analyst Nic Puckrin says.

Crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun criticizes the World Liberty Financial decentralized finance platform amid growing backlash from early token holders.

The co-founder of Strategy, the biggest Bitcoin treasury company in the world, signaled that the company is about to buy more of the digital currency on Monday.

Bitcoin’s fifth halving is two years out, as miners sell coins, cut costs and build AI and power infrastructure to survive record hashrate and tighter regulation.

Banks and corporates across Europe are no longer exploring stablecoins in theory and are now actively choosing infrastructure partners for stablecoin push.

Ether Machine has abandoned its planned Nasdaq debut after terminating its SPAC merger with Dynamix Corp, citing unfavorable market conditions.