As the 2026 U.S. midterm elections approach, the intersection of cryptocurrency and politics becomes increasingly significant. This article explores the implications for the crypto sector.

Crypto.com is set to discontinue its consumer app in Hong Kong as it awaits regulatory approval for its exchange license, raising concerns among local users.

As Ethereum attempts to stabilize its price, whale activity surges and BitMine inches closer to a significant supply milestone.

Bitcoin struggles below $77,000 as a chip selloff impacts markets and ETF outflows raise concerns ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.

As Binance reopens withdrawals following a major security breach, the exchange warns users to be vigilant against scams targeting account holders during this critical phase.

In response to a wave of recent cyberattacks, Solflare has implemented strict measures to secure its code access, marking a significant shift in its operational strategy.

South Korean legislators are advocating for a further delay in the implementation of crypto taxes, pushing the deadline to 2029 amidst ongoing discussions in the crypto community.

In a significant move, Binance has reportedly spent approximately $580 million of its SAFU bitcoin reserves, raising questions about its liquidity management and future security strategies.

North Korea has firmly denied claims linking it to the $6.3 billion hack of Binance, asserting that such accusations are politically motivated.