Bullish-the owner of CoinDesk-is making its debut in the United States with plans for an initial public offering (IPO), with Wall Street Sharks like Ark Investment and Blackrock already showing their interest.

In a bold new strategy branded as “Globalization 2.0,” BlackRock and its CEO Larry Fink are pushing for sweeping changes that could centralize unprecedented control over national and global wealth within powerful private hands.

MicroStrategy and Blackrock, who were once leading the Bitcoin treasury, seem to have a new unexpected competitor. This comes after Trump's media's company announced a $2.3 billion investment in Bitcoin...

On 9 June, the SEC will host a roundtable to explore how DeFi aligns with current regulations, focusing on tokenisation, custody, and market integrity. The event aims to balance innovation with compliance, with input from the public and industry leaders like SegMint and BlackRock.

Trump Media is entering the Bitcoin ETF race. But can it compete with Wall Street titans like BlackRock and Fidelity?

In a landmark move signaling growing institutional confidence in cryptocurrency, Ivy League Brown University has disclosed a $5.8 million stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT), according to a recent SEC 13F-HR filing.

Microsoft has made a firm stance to say NO to Bitcoin, stating that this aligns better with the company's long term interest.

Larry Fink declares bitcoin a legitimate asset class, rivaling gold. He emphasises market growth driven by acceptance and transparency, anticipating further advancements in digital assets and blockchain technology.

Bitcoin fell back from its high of $64,741 at the beginning of the week to around $63,000. Market analysis pointed out that BlackRock's new withdrawal policy has triggered panic among traders.

BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF gains attention for using Coinbase to verify reserves, while Coinbase's cbBTC token raises concerns over asset compensation policies.