U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday said that bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH), XRP, solana (SOL) and cardano (ADA) could comprise the promised

Trump’s plans for a crypto reserve including bitcoin and XRP drew skepticism from the likes of Coinbase’s billionaire CEO Brian Armstrong and Palantir cofounder Joe Lonsdale, as a crypto rally began fizzling on Monday.

As President Donald Trump ends Bitcoin because they would be subject to securities laws. Coinbase originally sought to bring tokenized securities to the American market in 2021 through an S1 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Industry experts have lauded President Donald Trump's executive order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, viewing it as a transformative step that could spur global adoption and legitimize Bitco

President Trump’s crypto summit with CEOs and investors follows executive orders designed to boost an industry whose reputation has been tarnished by scandals.

Coinbase is ramping up hiring in the United States, and CEO Brian Armstrong credits Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance for the move.

Donald Trump’s recent endorsement of stablecoin legislation and executive order creating a U.S. Bitcoin Reserve might raise an important question: Are these signs of a sincere commitment to financial innovation,

"Never sell your Bitcoin. That's a little phrase that they have," Trump said during a Friday press conference. "I don't know if that's right or not."

The cryptocurrency market just got a seismic jolt - one that could redefine America's stance on digital assets. Former President Donald Trump, once a vocal skeptic of Bitcoin, has now reversed course,

A simmering tension in the crypto industry resurfaced after President Donald Trump signed a long-awaited order creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve and an additional stockpile of other digital assets.

In a face-to-camera video outside the White House on March 7, Brian Armstrong announced that following the Crypto Summit, Coinbase plans to hire around 1,000 more employees in the US.