
The crypto winners from AI are not AI coins as agents start spending autonomously
The rise of AI agents is creating a simple question with huge implications for crypto: how does software pay?

The rise of AI agents is creating a simple question with huge implications for crypto: how does software pay?

As war-driven volatility reshapes energy markets, crypto firms are racing to become the first place traders turn when oil moves outside trading hours.

The reason tokenization matters now is that some of the biggest names in finance see it as a way to rebuild markets for a 24/7 world.

The Senate’s crypto bill is stuck in a noisy fight over stablecoin rewards, but its real impact would be much broader.

A regulatory draft triggers market confusion, but analysts believe Circle remains well-positioned to recover from whatever decline it suffers.

Bitcoin increasingly sells off into Fed events, raising questions about a repeatable macro-driven trading pattern.

Several tokens sit within striking distance of prior highs, challenging Bitcoin’s relative positioning.

As Cardano faces negative sentiment, Midnight's privacy focus presents a novel approach to institutional engagement.

A rare two-block reorg and the rise of a dominant mining pool are reviving the question of how “irreversible” is a Bitcoin payment.

The CFTC’s new Innovation Task Force is less about one agency reshuffle than a bigger reality: crypto is now too politically sensitive and financially embedded for US regulators to keep improvising.

Traders and institutional investors grapple with oil-driven inflation risks as Bitcoin eyes the crucial $75,000 resistance level.

A year after Kentucky protected wallet use, lawmakers advanced a new provision requiring hardware wallet providers to help reset seed phrases and other access credentials.