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The collapse in Ether’s price could lead to an emergency shutdown for DeFi leader MakerDAO, though it’s a contingency that developers are eager to avoid.

Binance is doubling fees for ETH withdrawals due to high ETH network congestion. Fired-up Crypto traders call the decision robbery.

Blockchain analytics firm Glassnode reported that the number of crypto wallets containing one or more bitcoins reached ATH of 795,630.

Bitcoin price collapsed to a 2020 low below $6,000 as US markets sharply sold off as investors are unconvinced that the coronavirus is under control.

The ECB announced plans for a $135 billion cash injection, which is $25 billion more than Bitcoin’s current market cap.

The 2017 ASICBoost controversy, which accused Bitmain of unfair mining practices, has resolved itself.

Many fintech companies chose London because of its strong financial regulation, but how will Brexit affect the industry in Europe and the U.K.?

The crypto markets are currently facing a strong wave of selling leading traders to focus on whether cryptocurrencies will form panic bottoms soon.

Inter-American Development Bank supports blockchain pilot to help fight violence against women, children, and the elderly.

Enjin has launched its multiverse program to entice developers to build on its blockchain-based gaming network.

With the US now imposing travel restrictions on most of Europe due to the coronavirus, the crypto industry has been hit hard.

The aftermath of Bitcoin’s worst hourly performance in history continues to weigh on exhausted traders as Wall Street plummets again.

An Overstock shareholder believes that the company’s directors facilitated the former-CEO Patrick Byrne's dumping of $90 million worth of stock last September.

One of the world’s oldest crypto exchanges, OKCoin, now allows users in Singapore and Brunei to trade the Singapore dollar against Bitcoin and Ether.

French regulators are considering a regulatory sandbox meant to study the impact of security tokens in the European Union.

MakerDAO, the organization behind the Dai stablecoin, is making a bid for Dai to serve as a “real parameter” of dollar-pegged value for video game economies.

The Australian tax authorities explain the approach behind their campaign to contact up to 350,000 crypto investors with reminder letters.

Bitcoin sees heavy losses on all short-term timeframes as a giant sell-off captivates markets on Thursday.

America’s largest bank, JPMorgan Chase, has settled a $1 million class-action lawsuit over unannounced changes to its credit cards’ fee schedule for crypto purchases.

BitMEX’s latest Crypto Digest paints a stark short-term picture for BTC/USD, but adds that the good times will ultimately return for Bitcoin investors.

Some of the biggest names in the Libra Association have joined a rival stablecoin project, which touts its mission as the promotion of financial inclusion using the blockchain.

U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange Kraken is embracing traditional forex trading, going live with nine new fiat currency pairs as of today.

The creator of FarmVille is developing a blockchain game network that he claims will revolutionize the gaming experience by providing full ownership over in-game items.

Bitcoin stock traders panic as the U.S. president suspends flights to Europe, hinting at wide-ranging disruption continuing over coronavirus.

Following a 20% expansion in ETH mining operations at Hive Blockchain’s Swedish facility, Cointelegraph spoke to Hive regarding contention in the ETH community and the company’s plans.

The alleged mastermind behind anonymous Russian black market Deer.io has been arrested by the FBI at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.

UC Berkeley’s blockchain incubator has welcomed 17 startups into its program, including a reverse auction loan platform and a cannabis-themed online game.

Reacting to the growing pandemic, CME Group will close its Chicago trading floor on Friday.

A Washington state man has been charged with money laundering after selling Bitcoin to undercover agents posing as human traffickers.

Russia’s communications watchdog is calling on contractors to help it block or disrupt anonymous networks including The Onion Router and Telegram Open Network.