Trump once called bitcoin "a scam against the dollar," but he has since changed his stance — and profited from crypto.

Donald Trump’s "Made in the USA" Bitcoin pledge faces hurdles as 95% of BTC is mined, US contributes under 50% power, and relies on China.

With Donald Trump's inauguration a month away, cryptocurrency analysts are sounding the alarm on potential conflicts with his administration and the industry he has embraced.

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With pro-crypto Paul Atkins leading the agency after Gensler's upcoming exit, the crypto exchange has dropped its high-profile litigation against the regulator.

President-elect Donald Trump continues to make high-profile appointments embracing cryptocurrency and emerging technologies in his second term. 1) Stephen Miran, tapped as Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers,

The crypto industry is urging Donald Trump’s team to begin his promised crypto policy changes when he becomes president next month. Industry officials say they want him to use executive orders to make cryptocurrencies more mainstream.