Anxiety that tariffs and government firings will torpedo growth in the world’s largest economy extended a three-week stretch of volatility across global markets. American stocks got hammered as Wall Street tempered bullish views while demand for recession…

BBVA SA plans to offer retail clients in Spain access to cryptocurrencies, after receiving regulatory approval from market supervisor CNMV to provide custody and execution services for such assets.

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Singapore Exchange Ltd. plans to list Bitcoin perpetual futures as traditional exchanges push deeper into crypto derivative markets.

Cryptocurrency prices extended their slide, sending Bitcoin to the lowest level since November, as escalating tariff-war tensions spurred concern about the economy that offset a wave of pro-crypto announcements from President Donald Trump last week.

Michael Saylor is stepping up plans to tap capital markets to accelerate Strategy’s Bitcoin buying binge, saying the firm will issue up to $21 billion of preferred stock and use the proceeds to buy more of the cryptocurrency.

The Trump administration’s support of crypto currencies could hurt Europe’s monetary autonomy, supporting the case for a digital euro, according to a top EU official.

A Securities and Exchange Commission proposal requiring digital asset exchanges to register under alternative trading system rules is in for an overhaul.

Shares of Michael Saylor’s Strategy fell to nearly halfway below their peak as investors fret about economic headwinds and retreat from cryptocurrency-related bets that initially benefited from Donald Trump’s election win.

What had been a steady pullback from the US stock market accelerated sharply Monday as investors retreated from virtually every type of risk and economic fear raced across Wall Street.

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For months, crypto-loving investors sank billions into leveraged strategies with the hope that Donald Trump would eliminate regulations on their upstart industry and usher in a new world of digital prosperity.

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The flight from risk taking place in US equities has been painful for the tech giants who were last year’s big winners, but it pales in comparison to the walloping being doled out in the more speculative fringes of the market.

Stocks climbed in late hours after President Donald Trump said he doesn’t see a US economic recession, downplaying Wall Street’s jitters around his trade war.

The Senate Banking Committee will vote Thursday on a bipartisan deal to regulate stablecoins as House Republicans push for quick action on their own bill.

Cryptocurrencies slid as fears over a selloff in US equities eclipsed President Donald Trump’s recent efforts to buttress the industry.