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From fake Bitcoin volumes to the connection between Google searches and the price of Bitcoin, here are some things you ought to know before you start trading cryptocurrency.

Self-styled Satoshi Nakamoto Craig Wright claims 2020 is the year the law comes for Bitcoin, which could spell trouble for Bitcoin miners and the Lightning Network.

Most cryptocurrencies have bounced off their immediate support levels, a positive as this shows demand at lower levels.

Riot Blockchain has included COVID-19 in 18 pages of risk factors to the business listed in its annual Form 10-K report to the SEC.

Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter and Square, is campaigning for government to use Cash App and other payment platforms to distribute U.S. stimulus package.

Long on promises, short on delivery: The fate of two technologies that might finally realize their potential when thrust together.

Climate change caused by carbon emissions might be one reason for such a terrible global COVID-19 pandemic scenario.

DeversiFi begins aggressive deflationary model by burning $20 million of its NEC token to drive decentralized exchange adoption following recent crypto sell-off.

Tron’s founder Justin Sun unveiled a new collateralized lending platform meant to bring DeFi to TRX, though it appears to be an exact clone of MakerDAO.

Bitmain’s Antminer E3, an ASIC miner that should have allegedly become obsolete by April 2020, will continue mining Ether at least till October 2020.

The Celsius Network has begun using Chainlink’s price data feed oracles while offering treasury management services to the oracle platform.

Opera now enables its users to access decentralized web pages through a partnership with Unstoppable Domains.

The Ryuk ransomware continues to target hospitals despite healthcare institutions being ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic.

Blockchain firm Solana has sold out of the tokens that it issued via a Dutch auction on CoinList’s platform.

In his latest market discussion, the veteran trader says that he is “under the assumption that the low is in” for Bitcoin after its trip to $3,700 this month.

SF Express, the second-largest courier services provider in China, is exploring the use of blockchain to transport critical supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Major Spanish bank Santander is extending its Ripple-powered international payments system One Pay FX to Mexico in 2020.

Selling pressure took BTC/USD below $5,900 as the weekend closed, but strength subsequently reappeared and markets bounced higher.

Roger Ver, the prominent Bitcoin Cash advocate and former CEO of Bitcoin.com, appears to think that the world’s reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic is disproportionate.

EEA founding member BlockApps has partnered with software consulting firm Optimum to develop a blockchain solution for tracking energy usage.

EOSIO developer Block.one has recruited the team behind EOS New York, a one-time #1 Block Producer on the EOS network.

Hitachi Solutions announced they had partnered with ConsenSys to begin selling their PegaSys Plus product in Japan starting April 1.

The payment portal for crypto exchange Coinbase passed $200 million in transactions from the platform’s 8,000 integrated retailers.

A DLT firm will freely offer its blockchain platform to the Dutch government to track the nation’s medical supply chain.

Malta University used a voting Dapp built by students to conduct elections in spite of the coronavirus lockdown.

A blockchain card game developed by Tezos co-founder Kathleen Breitman is set to launch in alpha during April.

Bitcoin price dropped below $6,000 after traders failed to hold the $6,200 support.

Due to significantly increasing numbers of mobile users worldwide, Ethereum should focus on mobile applications to adjust to reality.

CB Insights highlighted the boost in China’s blockchain-related deals and the decrease in U.S. investments.

Bitcoin may not return to $10,000 soon, WHO launches blockchain platform to fight COVID-19, and more bad news for QuadrigaCX victims.