Business & Money

In Saint-Jean-de-Védas, a quiet suburb near Montpellier, a routine knock at the door turned into a gunpoint demand for crypto access—highlighting a dangerous shift from digital hacks to real-world coercion. As criminals increasingly target individuals rather than systems, the incident underscores a hard truth: in the age of self-custody, personal security is now inseparable from financial security.

Bhutan has quietly reduced its Bitcoin reserves by nearly 70% over the past 18 months, raising fresh questions about the future of one of...

While investors focused on the fragile Iranian ceasefire last week, a desperate scramble for cargoes has been playing out in the oil market, as...

Five years into an era of stubbornly high prices, U.S. households received a reassuring inflation report Wednesday - one that does not capture a...

Crypto markets are bleeding again. Bitcoin has printed multiple red candles, Ethereum is under sustained pressure, and altcoins are sliding in synchronized fashion. The...

> “This matter has nothing to do with external hacking or system vulnerabilities,” Bithumb said. Regulators Step InSouth Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) announced it...