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Cryptocurrencies are coming off a strong year in 2024, the total value of all coins and tokens in circulation having soared to a new record high of $3.9 trillion shortly after the U.S. presidential election in November. Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) and Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) ended 2024 with gains of 105% and 251%, respectively. Shiba Inu delivered one of the best returns in the history of financial markets in 2021, when it soared by an eye-popping 45,278,000%.

As if there weren't enough reasons to buy Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) already, a rapidly growing body of evidence suggests there's one huge new trend emerging. Bitcoin is already a global phenomenon, and the world's governments know it, which is why a slew of them are opting to hold their coins rather than sell them for a quick buck. The U.S., China, U.K., Ukraine, North Korea, and El Salvador all already hold Bitcoin, and they probably won't be the only countries to build up stockpiles.

Goldman Sachs recommends the yen as a hedge against U.S. recession risks, citing its historical strength in risk-off environments.

As the Trump Administration sets out tariff policy on “Liberation Day” Wednesday, many are pessimistic about the economy in general and crypto prices in particular. But there are strong reasons not to be, say analysts.

2025 has already been a chaotic year for both Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Solana (CRYPTO: SOL), with the former losing 6% of its value and the latter losing 28% even as both are exposed to major catalysts in the form of an emerging apparently pro-crypto regulatory regime in the U.S. Here's which one is the better option for an investment of $2,000. Bitcoin is the safer of these coins, which makes it the better choice for conservative investors.

Circle revealed details in its S-1 disclosure, including its revenue sources and partnerships with Coinbase and Binance.

Grayscale Investments has filed to convert its private Digital Large Cap Fund into an exchange-traded fund (ETF).