Cryptocurrency News

April, 2025

  • 24 April

    Russia Opens Doors to Exclusive Crypto Exchange for ‘Super-Qualified’ Investors

    In a move that signals Russia’s growing interest in regulating and integrating cryptocurrency into its financial sector, the country has officially launched an exclusive crypto exchange aimed at high-net-worth individuals and “super-qualified” investors. The exchange, which is expected to cater to the wealthiest and most experienced participants in the crypto space, is seen as a significant step in Russia’s efforts …

  • 24 April

    Russian Energy Ministry Moves to Ban Crypto Mining in Three New Regions

    In a significant development for the cryptocurrency industry in Russia, the country’s Energy Ministry has announced plans to implement a ban on crypto mining in three additional regions, further tightening its grip on the sector. The decision follows growing concerns over the excessive energy consumption associated with cryptocurrency mining, which has been increasingly viewed as unsustainable by Russian authorities. The …

  • 24 April

    $TRUMP Soars 64%: The Token That Unlocks a Rare Trump Dinner Invite

    The $TRUMP token has experienced a stunning 64% surge as investors scramble to secure a highly coveted prize: an exclusive dinner with former President Donald Trump. This latest rise in the token’s value is driven by growing demand for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to dine with the controversial figure in a private setting. Launched just a few months ago, $TRUMP is …

  • 24 April

    LAPD Strikes Big: $2.7M Worth of Stolen Bitcoin Miners Confiscated in Cargo Bust

    In a major victory for law enforcement, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) has seized $2.7 million worth of stolen Bitcoin mining equipment as part of a large-scale operation targeting a criminal cargo ring. The confiscation marks one of the largest busts in recent memory involving stolen crypto mining hardware. The operation, which took place earlier this week, led to …

  • 24 April

    SEC’s Uyeda Hints at Crypto Policy Pivot Under Trump-Era Leadership

    In a development that could signal a major shift in U.S. crypto policy, SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda has indicated support for a more principles-based regulatory framework, aligning with deregulatory trends reminiscent of Trump-era financial policy. Speaking at the Digital Assets Policy Forum in Washington, D.C., Uyeda emphasized the need for greater regulatory clarity and flexibility in overseeing cryptocurrencies and blockchain …

  • 24 April

    Shaq Settles the Score: FTX Lawsuit Ends in Confidential Deal

    Basketball icon and media personality Shaquille O’Neal has reached a confidential settlement in a class-action lawsuit over his promotion of the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX. The agreement effectively ends months of legal wrangling that placed O’Neal at the center of one of the crypto industry’s most high-profile collapses. Filed in late 2022, the lawsuit accused O’Neal and several other celebrities …

  • 24 April

    Can Bonk Blast Off Like Fartcoin? Traders Smell a Surge

    After Fartcoin’s unexpected 500% rally shocked the meme coin market earlier this month, all eyes are now on Bonk, another canine-themed crypto asset, as traders speculate whether it could be the next to skyrocket. Bonk, originally launched as a lighthearted Solana-based meme token, has recently seen a surge in trading volume and social media buzz. Over the past 48 hours, …

  • 24 April

    Cardano Comeback? Analysts Predict Major ADA Rally Ahead

    Cardano (ADA), one of the most closely watched altcoins in the crypto market, may be on the brink of a significant breakout, according to multiple analysts who are eyeing strong technical signals and improving market sentiment. After months of consolidation, ADA is showing renewed strength, with its price pushing past key resistance levels and sparking speculation of a sustained rally. …

  • 24 April

    Crypto Collapse: SEC Charges PGI Global in $200M Ponzi Scheme

    In another major blow to the cryptocurrency sector, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has formally charged PGI Global with operating a fraudulent Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors out of more than $200 million. According to the SEC’s complaint, PGI Global and its executives promised high returns to thousands of investors by claiming to use proprietary crypto trading strategies. …

  • 23 April

    ING Launches Euro Stablecoin as MiCA Regulation Spurs Banking Innovation

    In an era where digital currencies are reshaping the financial landscape, ING has taken a bold step by launching its own Euro stablecoin, responding to the growing demand for secure, regulated, and efficient digital assets. This move comes at a pivotal moment, with the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation gaining momentum across Europe, further accelerating the integration of blockchain technology …