Crypto

The race to accumulate Bitcoin (BTC) is accelerating as corporations increasingly view the digital asset as a valuable addition to their balance sheets. Beyond publicly traded firms, private companies are joining the movement, including a Norwegian deep-sea mining company planning to acquire $1.2 billion worth of BTC. This week also marked the official unveiling of

Wyoming Republican Sen. Cynthia Lummis, who has been dubbed the “Crypto Queen” on Capitol Hill for championing cryptocurrency legislation, delivered a message to House leadership Thursday.  “Congress must deliver stablecoins and market structure by the end of the year,” Lummis told Cowboy State Daily. Lummis’s comments come days after a report that House Speaker Mike Johnson and Majority

The popularity of stablecoins for cryptocurrency payments has increased in recent years, with many global companies embracing new payment methods. Despite the trend, crypto payments remain prohibited for retail users in multiple countries, including China, Indonesia, Russia, Turkey and others. Still, while domestic crypto payments may be banned in these jurisdictions, using cryptocurrency to pay