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Blockchain startup Vega has launched the testnet for a decentralized protocol tailored for building trading products.

Cryptocurrency lending platform BlockFi has added support for cash on its platform, which enables customers to purchase crypto through wire transfers.

Indonesia’s Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency, also known as Bappebti, has given the green light to crypto exchange provider Zipmex.

Bitcoin posts 3.5% daily gains as optimism starts trickling back into cryptocurrency markets and a crucial CME gap gets filled.

Horizon Blockchain Games has raised $5 million in a fundraising round led by Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian’s investment firm Initialized Capital.

Telegram has pointed to a fresh precedent that could bolster its argument against allegations it violated United States federal securities laws.

Blockchain education firm Odem has offered free access to its platform to schools and universities facing disruptions as a result of the coronavirus.

Following a successful rollout in the south of the country, China’s blockchain invoicing system is being introduced to the capital.

A Florida judge has rejected several of Craig Wright’s objections during a hearing, slamming him for producing forged documents and giving perjured testimony.

While global market panic has tested Bitcoin’s resilience as a safe haven, its long term benefits are clearer than ever, say proponents.

First Digital Trust, the digital asset subsidiary of Legacy Trust, received a $3 million investment from Taiwanese firm Nogle this week.

Kraken is planning to strengthen its presence in India following the Supreme Court’s recent verdict opening up cryptocurrency use in the country.

Bitcoin price searches for support as the DOW, S&P 500, European and Asian markets register historic losses as fear of the Coronavirus pandemic continues to spread.

As the blockchain industry becomes mainstream, more women are getting involved in the market, making it no longer a men-only business.

Canada’s government approves funding of two national companies to start implementing blockchain technology to trace steel.

The crypto markets have turned down sharply over the weekend and are threatening to wipe out all the gains made in 2020.

Marc Bhargava, co-founder of crypto prime broker Tagomi, blames margin calls for the current selloff.

The Investigative Committee of the Republic of Belarus plans a legal initiative that would allow the authority to confiscate crypto from criminals.

Investment management firm Elliott Management has set up a deal with Twitter to save Jack Dorsey’s role as CEO of the social media network.

Subsequently after experiencing a major outage last week, stock and cryptocurrency trading app Robinhood is down again.

Financial services giant Morningstar valued the securities of U.S. restaurant chain Fatburger — the first Ethereum-based security ranked by the firm.

The VIX volatility index is at its highest since the turmoil of 2008, Cointelegraph’s Mati Greenspan notes, as the ex-CEO of Goldman Sachs calls for calm.

Recent studies have shown the Lightning Network is struggling, but are these teething problems or longer-term issues?

Another trilemma for crypto advocates to consider as blockchain domain names become more common. Memorable, decentralized, secure: Can you really only pick two?

The crypto community continues to help fight the coronavirus, with Binance Charity donating new batches of medical supplies to medical institutions.

Bittrex Global has announced the roll-out of support for credit card purchases, conditional orders on its mobile app, and a referral program.

The Boston Security Token Exchange is still being criticized for attempting to introduce blockchain into existing capital markets, despite another filing amendment.

A noncustodial smart wallet for both cryptocurrencies and DApps has sealed fresh funding as its attempts to challenge existing offerings in the industry.

U.S. Congressman introduces Crypto-Currency Act of 2020, hoping to finally lay down the law as to which regulators handle which digital assets.

The privacy-centric crypto-powered web browser Brave now has four million daily users, while the number of publishers is currently approaching 500,000.