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The Texas State Securities Board issued an emergency order against a crypto mining firm that allegedly made fraudulent COVID-19 charity claims.

BTCs halving seems to be the only one on the minds of traders, with several forks correlating with BTC in the run-up to their halvings.

The DOCit app will be used as a screening tool in a Canadian region to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

Bearish traders are aggressively defending the 50-day SMA on most major cryptocurrencies but once crossed, momentum is likely to pick up.

The CARES Act shed light on the possibility of a digital dollar. Meanwhile, a blockchain-based solution is also being explored. Will one of them launch soon?

Cointelegraph spoke to Chuck Young of the US Government Accountability Office to learn about the agency's exploration into DLT.

Why poker players are so prevalent in the crypto industry — and the intriguing possibility that Satoshi stacked chips before he/she/they stacked sats.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s time for the crypto community to drive innovation with new ideas for virtual conferences.

With many industries taking a hit due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis, how are providers in the crypto sector faring?

Continued strength has shaky foundations, warns one Cointelegraph analyst, who predicts “bearish divergences” for Bitcoin price beyond $7,500.

Amid Zoom security failures, VoIP pioneer Jeff Pulver explains how blockchain-based communication networks ensure that calls remain private.

Dutch retail brokerage platform BUX has launched cryptocurrency trading in 25 different European countries.

Compound Finance, TD Ameritrade and Cumberland DRW launch the Chicago DeFi Alliance, a new project aiming to support DeFi development.

OTC order book aggregator B2B2 identified Bitcoin spreads of between 5% and 10% during the record crypto market crash of March 12–13.

Ran Neuner told Cointelegraph that his $10 million coronavirus relief fund has been inundated with applications from startups impacted by the global economic slowdown.

Hacked cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia today informed its users that the High Court of New Zealand has delivered its judgment on the status of their compromised assets.

A cryptocurrency fundraising initiative for the Italian Red Cross has tripled its initial campaign goal of roughly $10,000 in less than four weeks.

The conglomerate behind OKCoin exchange has invested in a startup based in Wuhan, China, providing blockchain information gathering and analytics.

Analyst PlanB explains that Bitcoin’s price activity did not invalidate the stock-to-flow model after the first futures launched in December 2017.

CasperLabs, the firm tasked with developing Ethereum’s implementation of proof-of-stake, decided to launch its own blockchain.

The developers behind the peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading platform Bisq have temporarily disabled services after discovering a critical security vulnerability.

Sentencing for the co-founder of major alleged crypto scam OneCoin has been postponed for a further three months at the request of the U.S. government.

Financial firm SoFi announced they had signed an agreement to purchase Galileo Financial Technologies for $1.2 billion.

Multi-billion dollar companies are more likely to use blockchain for traceability than for payments, according to a new analysis.

Developer 1st Playable has denied rumors its Cookstar game was used to hijack Nintendo’s Switch console to mine Bitcoin.

The Bitcoin SV powered social platform Twetch has introduced command-line style payments.

Former UFC fighter Ben Askren has changed the name on his Twitter account to promote the upcoming Bitcoin halving.

Venture capital investor Tim Draper believes the COVID-19 outbreak and financial crisis could be the tipping point for Bitcoin adoption.

We drank beers and talked crypto from the comfort of our homes, and the cameras were running.

JPMorgan chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon predicts a major recession on par with the Great Recession of 2008.