The social media giant is exploring how to use stablecoins to pay content creators, among other uses, according to sources familiar with the matter.

The Fed is special. Why the Supreme Court may let Trump fire other agency heads—but not Jerome Powell.

As the Trump administration seeks to gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, employees are fighting back.

As chair of the House Financial Services Committee, Hill is helping shepherd key crypto legislation.

Since his appointment, Bo Hines has become a mini-celebrity in the crypto world—with CEOs, billionaire investors, and lobbyists vying for face time.

Robin Andrews led contentious litigation against Musk that was filed shortly before President Trump took office.

Robin Andrews led contentious litigation against Musk that was filed shortly before President Trump took office.

The National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Unit was established in 2021 and prosecuted major crypto-related felonies.

The president is worth at least $4.9 billion, and crypto assets like $TRUMP and World Liberty Financial could add billions more.

The Senate is expected to markup a stablecoin bill on Thursday.

Is the failure of this buzzy startup a canary in the coal mine for bigger problems in fintech?

The rule was enacted under the Biden administration’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last November.

Indicted short seller Andrew Left tells Fortune a “chilling effect” is making “everyone think twice.”

CoinDesk CEO Sara Stratoberdha told editorial staff on Friday that the company that editor-in-chief Kevin Reynolds and two deputies were let go.

The crypto exchange Bullish purchased CoinDesk in late 2023 for close to $75 million.

Did regulators prevent banks from working with crypto companies and founders for political reasons?

Was Haliey Welch used as a marketing stunt to promote a rug pull?

The company has had two major layoffs in 2024 and says it’s now cash flow positive.

An interview with the viral sensation as she wades into murky legal waters.

The combative former Goldman Sachs banker faces staff burnout, widening criticism from Congress, and a potential reckoning from hostile federal courts.

Government-backed digital currencies are drawing critics from the left and right.

The new, self-custodial DEX will offer high-speed spot and derivatives trading.