The most tireless advocate of digital assets issues in the U.S. Senate said she\\\'s grown too tired to keep at it, leaving her Republican seat in play next year.

Three of Sam Bankman-Fried\\\'s top lieutenants atop the former FTX empire — Caroline Ellison, Gary Wang and Nishad Singh — agreed to consent judgments.

The Wall Street bank said its bitcoin forecast relies on further crypto ETF inflows and a continued rally in traditional equity markets.

DOT has support in the $1.72-$1.74 zone.

The U.S. central bank has been mulling the idea of a \\\"skinny\\\" version of master accounts for firms that want payments access without the deeper Fed demands.

Circle remains the bank\\\'s top pick in the sector, with Bullish and Coinbase following.

U.S. bitcoin ETF AUM fell less than 4% despite a 36% price correction from the October high.

The crypto industry is ever-growing and ever-changing. It would be difficult to summarize it in 50 names. Here are a few final individuals and entities we wanted to make note of this year.

The veteran Bitcoin developer is at the forefront of one of the most hotly-discussed debates in crypto — what the original blockchain network should be used for.

The Ethereum Foundation’s new leaders hope to bring in a new era for the second-largest cryptocurrency.

Solana’s 2025 has proven that its builders and its culture continue to keep its ecosystem in crypto’s cultural zeitgeist.

The Aave founder is bringing DeFi to the masses.

The sports-betting giant enters the growing world of event contracts with CFTC-registered DraftKings Predictions in 38 states.

The Sejm passed the same version of the Crypto-Asset Market Act previously rejected by President Nawrocki, escalating political tensions.

If bipartisan agreements like the GENIUS Act can be immediately reopened whenever an incumbent industry dislikes their competitive implications, legislative compromise becomes impossible, argues Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger.