Canadian Crypto News
Bitcoin, Ethereum, regulation and markets, reported for people who invest in Canada.
This is the newsroom of Crypto News Daily Canada. Every story here starts with the same question: what does this mean for someone holding crypto in Canada? That covers the big global moves, like Bitcoin sell-offs, Ethereum upgrades and U.S. policy fights, but it also covers the stories most international outlets skip entirely, such as new CSA guidance for trading platforms, FINTRAC reporting rules, CRA tax changes and the crypto ETFs listed on the TSX. Prices are quoted in Canadian dollars wherever it matters, and every piece links to the primary source so readers can check the numbers for themselves.
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View allCrypto Prices Falling Today: Why BTC, ETH, XRP and SOL Slid
Crypto prices falling today shouldn’t shock anyone who’s been watching borrowed bets pile up. Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Solana all dropped between…
Hong Kong Crypto Reporting Gets a Tough 2026 Upgrade
Hong Kong just made life harder for crypto firms that treat their books as an afterthought. On Monday, the city’s securities regulator…
XRP Price Discovery 2026: Why ZEC and QNT Aren’t the Blueprint
XRP price discovery 2026 talk is back, and this time it’s borrowing another coin’s chart. With XRP stuck near $1.50 on Tuesday,…
California Meme Coin Law Bans Politician Tokens, Not the Trading
California just told its politicians they can’t launch meme coins. Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2409 on September 27, and the…
Shielded Bitcoin Privacy Proposal Brings Zcash-Style Secrecy to BTC
Every bitcoin payment you’ve ever made sits on a public ledger forever. Now a new Shielded Bitcoin privacy proposal wants to change…
Bitcoin Price CLARITY Act Setback Barely Dented the Rally
Washington just failed to pass its biggest crypto bill, and bitcoin barely cared. On paper, the Bitcoin price CLARITY Act story should…
Open Source Memecoin Launchpad Publishes 1,373 Lines of Solidity
An open source memecoin launchpad just put 1,373 lines of Solidity on GitHub. That’s more transparency than most token projects ever offer.…
Diesel Prices Crypto Market Fallout Hits Bitcoin and Gold
The diesel prices crypto market story is impossible to miss this week. US diesel just hit $6.29 a gallon, a fresh record.…
Blockstream Bitcoin Ransom Demand Exposes a Custody Problem
Nearly $46 million. That’s what hackers are still holding after breaking into Blockstream’s Liquid network and minting bitcoin that never should have…
Bitcoin Suisse Job Cuts Are a Warning Shot for Crypto Custody
Bitcoin Suisse job cuts landed on the heels of this week’s news and they’re much more important than what the majority of…
Canadian Dollar Oil Rally Pushes the Loonie Higher Despite Trade and Fed Worries
Oil is doing something the loonie hasn’t managed on its own in months: pushing it higher. The Canadian dollar oil rally that…
Coinbase Crypto Futures Canada Debuts With 10x Margin
Coinbase just handed eligible Canadian traders something they have watched from the sidelines for years. On September 2, the exchange rolled out…
What we cover
Market stories explain why prices moved, not just how far, and they tie global events back to the loonie, the Bank of Canada and Canadian-listed products. Regulation stories follow Ottawa, the provincial securities commissions and FINTRAC, and they compare Canadian rules with what is changing in the U.S., Europe and Asia. For deeper background on any story, the topic hubs go further: the Bitcoin guide for Canadians, the Ethereum hub, crypto markets in Canada and the beginner’s learning centre.
Start with the essentials
Many news stories come back to a handful of rules that shape how Canadians buy, hold and pay tax on crypto. Our complete guide to crypto regulations in Canada explains who oversees what, and the Canadian crypto tax guide covers how the CRA treats gains, losses and record-keeping. Before opening an account, check our guide to FINTRAC-registered crypto exchanges, and read how to avoid crypto scams in Canada before sending money anywhere.
Our reporting standards, including how we source stories, handle corrections and use AI tools in research, are set out on the About page. Have a tip, a correction or a press release? Get in touch through our contact page.

