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Who Needs an Off-Ramp? Ether.fi Plans Visa Card for Crypto Degens

The "Cash" Visa card from Ether.fi, the liquid restaking startup on Ethereum, might help crypto natives turn their decentralized finance investments into spending money.

U.S. CFTC Proposes Ban on Political Event Contracts

The U.S. derivatives regulator approved a proposed rule that punctuates a long-standing yasal dispute between the agency and predictive markets platforms.

EigenLayer’s EIGEN Airdrop Might Signal Demise of Once-Popular ‘Points’

EIGEN's airdrop comes after a wave of criticism of its distribution plan and points program.

First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Layer 2s Have Their Moment

The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for April 22, 2024.

Did Elizabeth Warren Just Endorse Bitcoin? Not So Fast

A stunt from Bitcoin supporters led to the appearance that the U.S. senator and staunch cryptocurrency opponent Elizabeth Warren signed an order for a flag to be flown over...

Kazakhstan Central Bank Marks Digital Tenge Pilot With First Retail Payment

The National Bank of Kazakhstan plans to implement a digital tenge by the end of 2025.

U.S. Bill Proposes Outlawing Government Use of China-Made Blockchains and Tether’s USDT

Government officials would no longer be able to use networks developed by China that power crypto transactions, according to a new bipartisan bill.

Bitcoin Enters ‘Quiet Bull Market’ as Safe Haven from Bond Market Turmoil, Analyst Says

Investment research firm ByteTree upgraded bitcoin’s price outlook to “bull” from “neutral” as the crypto benefits as a “safe haven” amid an equity and bond sell-off.