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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit released an internal analysis for Q1 2026 showing it achieved lower average slippage on Bitcoin spot trades compared to major competitors, attributing the performance to its proprietary execution technology.
Bitcoin fell nearly 3% on Friday, dropping below a key price level as investors shed risk assets amid hawkish commentary from U.S. Federal Reserve officials and escalating military tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
Cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com has secured a $400 million investment from Citadel Securities in its first-ever institutional funding round. The deal values the digital asset platform at $20 billion and will fund its expansion into tokenized securities and derivatives.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitunix has introduced a Visa-powered debit card, allowing users to spend digital asset balances at millions of merchants and earn rewards on their holdings.
Bitcoin's price stabilized after a recent recovery, as markets balanced softer U.S. inflation data against mounting geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran that are driving up oil prices.
Japan's parliament has passed a law amendment reclassifying cryptocurrencies as 'financial assets,' a move that will subject the digital asset class to stricter rules, including those governing insider trading.
Decentralized storage provider CT3 is implementing a new "Storage Contracts" model to manage rapid user growth and allow participants to finance infrastructure expansion.
The world's largest cryptocurrency reached a three-week high after a favorable U.S. CPI report eased rate hike fears. Gains were capped by escalating military conflict between the U.S. and Iran, which fueled concerns over renewed inflation.
The United States and the United Kingdom have released a joint statement outlining a cooperative approach to regulating stablecoins, aiming to foster their use in cross-border transactions while ensuring financial stability and consumer protection.
