Today's Crypto News:

Why Is the Crypto Market Down Today? Bitcoin Drops to $82K as Traders Flee Risk Assets Amid Macro Worries Full Story

Crypto markets see over $300M in liquidations as investors flee risk ahead of April policy changes and over concerning macroeconomic data.

Where All the SEC Cases Are Full Story

A quick recap of all the SEC cases that have been dropped and paused over the past two months.

Bitcoin Plunges Below $84K after $115B Sell-Off Wipes Out Weekly Gains Full Story

Ethereum's ETH hit its weakest price against bitcoin in almost five years as macroeconomic concerns added pressure to risk assets.

President Trump Pardons Arthur Hayes, BitMEX and 3 Other Co-Founders and Employee Full Story

Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of BitMEX, pleaded guilty to one count of violating the Bank Secrecy Act and was sentenced to two years probation.

FDIC Reverses U.S. Crypto Banking Policy That Demanded Prior Approvals Full Story

The U.S. banking agency withdrew policies that contributed to crypto industry accusations that it pressured institutions to "debank" digital assets customers.

CoreWeave Stock Debuts at $39 After Selling Shares for $40 A Piece Full Story

Shares of the company debuted on Nasdaq on Friday under the ticker CRWV.

Crypto Card Firm Baanx Partners With Circle for Rewards Wallet Full Story

The Rewards Wallet, built using programmable wallet infrastructure from Circle, allows crypto holders access to cashback, fee discounts, and other subscription perks.

CoinDesk Weekly Recap: Stablecoins, Stablecoins, Stablecoins Full Story

Wyoming, Fidelity, Trump, Japan. They all want them.

A Public Company Boasting Trump's Sons on Advisory Board Is Buying BlackRock Bitcoin ETFs Full Story

Dominari Holdings, a wealth management firm, announced during an earnings report on Friday that it would use a portion of its excess cash to buy shares of the iShares Bitcoin Trust.

Strategy Holders Might be at Risk From Michael Saylor's Financial Wizardry Full Story

Though Strategy has been buying bitcoin for nearly five years, the recent aggressive pace of purchases means another moderate leg lower in prices would put the company in the red on its BTC stack.