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The SEC says Telegram’s tokens are worth less than donuts, and there are now fewer than 100 days to go until the Bitcoin halving.

The top crypto performers of this week have resumed their up move and are now likely to rally to their next overhead resistance levels.

The UAE'S health ministry’s new blockchain platform aims to improve the efficiency of smart health services in the country.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has debuted the social media platforms’ newly added Bitcoin emoji, apparently urging Unicode to add a function for Bitcoin emoji as well.

LVC Corporation, the crypto subsidiary of messaging giant Line, will launch the trading of its proprietary cryptocurrency Link in Japan in April.

Coincheck exchange tops the app charts, Japan’s central bank head forecasts CBDC demand, and more in news from Japan this past week.

New data shows diversification between Bitcoin and traditional assets provides better risk-adjusted performance for investors.

Cointelegraph caught up with the Cardano co-founder to learn the latest.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin recently said BTC and BCH are not the same, although previous tweets show he is not against BCH outright.

Ripple’s Xpring developer platform launches DevRel as an avenue for interaction with developers.

Cointelegraph asked crypto leaders about their favorite books and compiled the top 10 to read in 2020.

26% returns for XRP investors in January fall decidedly short compared to Bitcoin and altcoins such as Litecoin, as planned token release continues.

A retrospective by Weiss Ratings suggests Bitcoin price by the time of the May 2020 halving will be more like $12,000 than $12 during its 2012 event.

Solid returns for Litecoin investors since the new year are leading to suggestions the altcoin could be front-running Bitcoin’s own move higher like last year.

In Cointelegraph’s latest Market Discussion, The Moon and DataDash agree that right now, Bitcoin is already on its way to topping $100,000.

There were signs in 2019 that large institutions are moving closer to embracing cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies.

The U.S. could lose its position as the innovation leader as the Asian tech market has grown on the global stage.

Here are the top five Bitcoin “burials” of 2019 as negative sentiments seemingly decline.

Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange bitFlyer launched its commission-free campaign for BTC/USD trading pair to its U.S. customers.

Recent data shows Tether’s USDT stablecoin moves 46 times per year, on average.

The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier of Luxembourg has spotted another unregistered crypto company.

The BTC/GBP pair declined by 3% as Brexit occurred and a case of coronavirus turned up in the United Kingdom.

The bears are attempting to stall the current rally but bulls are likely to defend the closest support levels, suggesting each dip represents a buying opportunity.

Kraken’s security division revealed that the entire family of Trezor wallets can be hacked to steal private keys, though the method requires specialized hardware.

An international task force of French, Belgian and Israeli investigators brought down a fraud scheme responsible for stealing €6 million from French and Belgian citizens.

Bitcoin price hitting a 3-month high on rising volume hints at a bullish trend that puts $10K within reach.

Overstock’s blockchain arm tZERO aims to launch a broker dealer service in the first half of 2020.

After launching trading of gold-pegged stablecoin Tether Gold last week, Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange now allows users to trade Tether Gold against Bitcoin.

The senior adviser to Silk Road operator Ross Ulbricht had pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute narcotics in a Manhattan Federal Court.

Hyperledger Fabric had a major release with version 2.0, which significantly improves performance while adding some decentralization aspects for data sharing.