The UK man seeking to recover 8,000 Bitcoin from a landfill now plans to file a case to the European Convention on Human Rights after the UK appeals court rejected his application.
Ethereum core devs and leaders have agreed to launch a third testnet before the Pectra upgrade goes live on Ethereum mainnet, delaying a potential launch until at least late April.
Hardware wallet provider Trezor has resolved a security flaw initially identified by one of its biggest competitors, Ledger, saving its users from falling victim to “advanced attacks.”
US President Donald Trump is intentionally crashing the markets to force the Fed to lower interest rates, according to market commentator Anthony Pompliano.
Mt Gox made another $930 million transfer on March 11 — indicating that more creditors may soon be repaid — while Bitcoin slumped to a four-month low of $76,784.
Canada’s new prime minister, Mark Carney, has shared negative views toward Bitcoin and crypto in the past while serving as Governor of the Bank of England.
The US customs and communications departments may have mistakenly classified seized Bitcoin miners thinking they were radio frequency devices, says Luxor.
New Hampshire’s Bitcoin bill passed its House commerce committee with ease in a 16-1 vote on March 5. The bill now awaits a full floor vote in the House.
Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas said 70% of his investment portfolio is now in Bitcoin-related assets, which he called the “hardest asset in the world.”
Bitwise is moving to potentially list an Aptos spot ETF, the previously dubbed a “Solana killer,” with the SEC, adding to a growing list of altcoins competing for regulatory approval.
A trader netted $6.8 million from placing hundreds of 50x leveraged long positions on Bitcoin and Ether right before US President Donald Trump’s Crypto Strategic Reserve announcement.