The U.S. Senate has passed the GENIUS Act, a sweeping bill to regulate dollar-backed stablecoins while promoting private-sector leadership in digital finance. Backed by the Trump administration, the bill now heads to the House—marking a pivotal moment in the future of digital dollars.

The latest Cambridge Digital Mining Industry Report offers an intriguing snapshot: U.S. dominance, a breakdown of energy sources and costs, and the surprising role AI may play in mining’s next chapter. Plus, fascinating facts about Bitcoin—from its origin story to the latest network stats

North Korea is now the third-largest government Bitcoin holder, thanks to a $1.5 billion Bybit hack by its Lazarus Group. With 13,562 BTC, it surpasses Bhutan and El Salvador. Meanwhile, the U.S. and China still dominate bitcoin holdings also without any purchases made

The White House Digital Asset Summit on March 7, 2025, saw President Trump unveil a U.S. Bitcoin Reserve, while attendees praised the administration's industry-friendly shift. No plans for altcoin purchases were announced, and stablecoins received little attention.

Hot on the heels of Trump's executive order establishing a federal Bitcoin reserve, Texas passes Senate Bill 21, establishing a state-managed reserve.

Strategic reserves, tax, regulations, and the future of DeFi are expected to be on the agenda at The White House Crypto Summit, the first of its kind, with the who's-who of crypto in attendance.

Big changes as lawsuits and investigations are dropped one-by-one at the SEC under orders from the new U.S. Administration.

The president of the United States announced a Crypto Strategic Reserve with Ripple, Solana and Cardano tokens along with Bitcoin and Ethereum. Following the announcement of a somewhat controversial list of digital assets, the market quickly cooled.