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Rapper and entrepreneur Akon has shared the whitepaper for his upcoming cryptocurrency exclusively with Cointelegraph.

Data companies are bringing transparency and accountability to the crypto market, making way for institutional investments.

Coronavirus relief efforts continue as an Ethereum-based dev crowdfunding platform pledges $50,000 in grants towards public health projects.

Circle’s stablecoin USDC stabilizes on a significantly higher market cap following market decline.

Most top performers of the past week have bounced sharply from their lows, which is a positive sign as it indicates buying at lower levels.

Cardano is working on implementing commercial infrastructure, Charles Hoskinson says development is on schedule.

U.S. agencies work to handle crypto in sanctions evasion, but may ultimately just cut the country off from an evolving financial world.

The need for reducing carbon emissions is increasing. How can blockchain help in the quest to eliminate carbon emissions?

Cointelegraph spoke to Nick Short, COO of Hqlax about ING’s undisclosed investment into the platform and firm’s plans for 2020.

“The fact that an OECD country is recognizing BTC as a ‘fungible’ asset is progress — a wake-up call to banks, institutional investors, regulators that Bitcoin is here to stay.” — Dan Schatt.

Jeffrey Wernick discussed Bitcoin, Ethereum, Wall Street and Google with Cointelegraph China’s new Focus talk show.

Data shows that Ethereum-related tweets have a positive impact on the next days’ trading volume but what about the price?

Binance CEO announces launch of forthcoming fiat support for South Africa.

A new initiative by the Italian Red Cross aims to raise funds via cryptocurrencies to face the coronavirus in Italy.

Rhode Island Rep David Place explains the state’s new bill also relates to cryptocurrencies.

BitMex appears to have emerged from the recent market meltdown stronger than ever, with the exchange’s insurance fund quickly jumping back into all-time highs.

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases among attendees of the Ethereum Community Conference in Paris earlier this month has jumped to seven.

Judge rules against entities who sued a utility district for introducing new electricity pricing targeting crypto miners in 2018.

GMO Coin reported record volume, Tokai Tokyo Securities joined the Japan STO Association, and more headlined news from Japan this past week.

Ransomware hidden in a Coronavirus tracking app has been identified by cybersecurity threat researchers.

After Robinhood experienced its third outage, crypto traders are demanding compensation and threatening to sue the app. Is the platform fighting for its reputation?

A hobbyist miner from 2010 recently discovered a wallet containing 1,000 Bitcoins, apparently managing to sell the coins before the March 13 crypto market massacre.

A brief spell at $4,940 was short-lived as traders rallied to keep $5,000 preserved in Saturday trading, following modest gains on traditional markets.

Anthony Pompliano has argued that Bitcoin and gold will recover once the immediate liquidity crisis gripping the global markets has subsided.

A class action suit against Ripple Labs may set precedent for cryptocurrencies that aren't securities to face putative claims.

As Bitcoin plunges close to its lowest levels since 2018, many are convinced that BTC is heavily interlinked with traditional markets.

U.S. ISIS supporter gets 13-year sentence for funding the terrorist organization using cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin back in 2017.

The co-founder is making more time to pursue philanthropic efforts.

Wilshire Phoenix CEO Bill Herrmann sees the Fed’s latest capital injections as tiny, meaning Bitcoin is even smaller.

Major blockchain data supplier Blockchain.​com apparently experienced a system glitch as its Bitcoin mempool tracker briefly dropped to zero.