Browsing: 2026

You’ve built the company, passed investor diligence, and set up treasury workflows that make sense on-chain. Then your bank sends a closure notice, or a payment provider freezes a euro transfer because the recipient is connected to a stablecoin issuer. Your team can still see the assets, but payroll, contractors, card spend, and vendor invoices…

The cryptocurrency market operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, creating both opportunities and challenges for traders.

Yes, the IRS taxes NFTs as property, and that single fact drives everything else. Creators who mint and sell generally owe ordinary income tax (and often self-employment tax); collectors who buy, hold, and flip owe capital gains or losses on each sale. Art-like or “collectible” NFTs may be subject to a higher long-term capital gains…

Crypto has spent the majority of 2026 falling. The 2026 crypto downturn has seen trillions of dollars wiped from the market, Bitcoin falling back toward $64,400, and a number of altcoins crashing, but the bigger question is whether crypto will ever recover.

This guide sets out how deposits and withdrawals work on BC.Game for players funding an account from India. It covers the payment methods that show up in the cashier — UPI-linked apps alongside a long list of supported cryptocurrencies — plus limits, processing times, verification steps and payment safety. BC.Game runs as a crypto-native platform…

Bitcoin (BTC) is a decentralized digital currency without a central bank or single administrator. It can be sent from user to user on the peer-to-peer Bitcoin network without intermediaries.

Poker fans couldn’t go anywhere without seeing the Solana branding at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP), and it was for good reason.

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In August 2026, a crypto market industry shakeout is underway. Prices are lower, speculative capital is tighter, and thousands of projects are vying for a sliver of the liquidity. However, money has shifted towards bigger networks and regulated exchanges.

Trump Media and Technology Group reported a net loss of $238.1 million for the second quarter of 2026, driven largely by non-cash losses on its cryptocurrency holdings as Bitcoin prices fell during the period.