Mathew Di Salvo

Mathew Di Salvo
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Mathew is a reporter who's covered the space since 2019, reporting on everything from Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele's Bitcoin bet to crypto exchange FTX's bankruptcy.

Strategy and Strive Announce $182.7 Million Bitcoin Buy as Price Surges Past $86,000

The two top bitcoin treasuries made big BTC buys last week.

Russian Crypto Industry Could Be Operating Legally by Year-End: Central Bank

Russia has been moving ahead with crypto regulation this year.

Bitcoin Price Shrugs Off Clarity Act Fail, Blasts Past $86,000 

The price of Bitcoin is surging, despite key crypto legislation taking a hit.

Strategy Founder Michael Saylor Argues Clarity Act Collapse Is a Win

Saylor has argued that the digital asset industry can work well with regulators alone.

European Central Bank President Blocked Binance’s EU Entry: Report

A Wall Street Journal report says that the central bank's boss, Christine Lagarde, who has previously bashed Bitcoin and is pro-CBDCs, stopped Binance getting a foothold in the European Union.

CFTC Sends Proposal To Regulate Crypto Transactions Following Clarity Act Fail

The regulator has already sent a proposal to the White House following this week's failed vote.

Bitcoin Price Surges Over $81,000 Despite Clarity Act Fail and Interest Rate Hike

Bitcoin's price on Friday shot above $81,000 — despite a week of setbacks for the crypto industry.  The biggest coin was recently trading for $80,982, after jumping as high as...

Bitcoin Community Recognizes Quantum Computing Risk: VanEck

Asset manager VanEck's Head of Digital Assets Research, Matthew Sigel, said the Bitcoin community was working on solutions.

Treasury Sanctions Iranian Crypto Exchange BitBank Over Bitcoin Transfers to IRGC

The U.S. is targeting Iran's use of crypto — specifically bitcoin.

Bitcoin Price Unlikely To Be Bothered by Interest Rate Hike: Grayscale

The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates on Wednesday — and may do so again this year — but bitcoin's price is unlikely to be hurt, Grayscale argued.