Strategy continues to raise hundreds of millions of dollars from investors — but for another consecutive week, none of that capital has gone into Bitcoin.

Bitcoin’s worst month in nearly two years did little to dampen crypto traders’ appetite for speculation. Instead, it appears many simply shifted their attention elsewhere.

Morgan Stanley has just announced that clients now have direct access to Bitcoin, Ether and Solana through a partnership with crypto infrastructure provider Zero Hash as the platform expands into digital assets.

South Korea is overhauling its decades-old state asset framework as the government moves to formally recognize digital assets and prepare public finance for the blockchain era.

President Donald Trump's suggestion that the United States could take control of the Strait of Hormuz has added another layer of geopolitical uncertainty for crypto markets, with Bitcoin hovering near a critical technical support zone as investors shift toward a risk-off stance.

The US government transferred 3,940 Bitcoin and 30,014 Ether worth nearly $300 million from seized assets to Coinbase Prime. The cryptocurrency came from several federal seizure cases, while government-linked wallets still hold about $20.6 billion in digital assets.

Nigel Farage's resignation from Parliament has triggered a political backlash that could permanently block cryptocurrency from UK politics, as lawmakers seek to tighten rules on digital asset funding.

Russia's largest private lender, Alfa-Bank, has begun testing cryptocurrency trading as the country's biggest banks position themselves for the launch of a regulated digital asset market.

Bitcoin fell below $62,000 on Wednesday after renewed conflict in the Middle East rattled global markets, with traders rushing to price in rising geopolitical risks after US President Donald Trump declared the Iran ceasefire was "over."

Nigel Farage officially announced that he would be stepping down from his position as a member of Parliament, triggered by the mounting scrutiny over the millions of dollars in crypto he had received from crypto billionaires Christopher Harborne and Geroge Cottrell, a convicted fraudster linked to a crypto casino.