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Bitcoin remained below $70K even as spot bitcoin ETFs recorded the second-largest daily inflows ever. Robinhood acquired Bitstamp to expand its business outside of U.S. Here's your weekly crypto news roundup.

BlackRock's bitcoin ETF overtook Grayscale's GBTC as the largest spot bitcoin ETF by assets last week. In other headlines, Biden vetoed a crypto bill, while RoaringKitty set cat-meme coins on fire.

Bitcoin and ether had a weak start Tuesday after short but steep price jumps last week. The House passed a crypto regulation bill as digital assets gain influence on the U.S. presidential campaign.

Tornado Cash developer Alexey Pertsev was convicted of money laundering by a Dutch judge and received a 64-month prison sentence, in a case that could have implications for others.

It was a weird week, with volatile bitcoin prices, record single-day spot bitcoin ETF outflows, although the Grayscale bitcoin ETF finally achieved positive fund flow on Friday.

The friction between regulators and the crypto industry was heightened last week after the DOJ charged founders of a non-custodial bitcoin wallet with money laundering while crypto firm Consensys took the SEC to court.

Bitcoin's halving event didn't do much for its price in the immediate aftermath but led to a massive increase in transaction fees on the network. Here's why.

Bitcoin shook off last week's jitters, Ripple and VanEck announced stablecoin forays while a NY jury found Terra and founder Do Kwon liable for fraud.

Bitcoin was rangebound, hovering near $70K as spot bitcoin ETFs closed the quarter with massive inflows. Ex-FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried got 25 years in jail and KuCoin came under fire for violating anti-money laundering rules.

Bitcoin price rebounded Monday to climb past $70,000 after falling more than 8% in a single day last week. Meanwhile, the SEC is reportedly looking to classify ether as a security.