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U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said that he does not think Bitcoin will be a high enough priority for him to discuss in the next five to six years.

Ripple has released its market report for the second quarter of 2019, in which it sold $250 million in XRP, a 48% increase in XRP sales since Q1.

The Department of Justice has indicted a New Jersey resident for failing to register his Bitcoin exchange with the U.S. Treasury.

A Securities and Exchange Commission filing appears to reveal the first known Telegram ICO investor outside of Russia.

Verizon is looking to hire blockchain developers and other professionals with blockchain fluency according to recent job listings.

Bitcoin hovers around $9,700, while other crypto assets are experiencing moderate gains and losses.

A Belgian man has submitted a letter to the judge in the Kleiman v Wright case claiming he is Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.

The CEO of Visa said that the listed members of the Libra Association have only signed a nonbinding letter of intent and have not officially joined.

Cryptocurrency ransomware, botnets and backdoors seem to have replaced cryptocurrency mining malware as the tool of choice for cybercriminals.

Following criticism from Donald Trump and increased millennial interest in crypto, Bitcoin is at a make or break level. What should traders do now?

2% of Americans trust Facebook’s Libra more than major cryptocurrency Bitcoin, a new CivicScience survey shows.

Facebook isn’t avoiding the U.S. to skimp on compliance, but because Switzerland is better for crypto.

About 71% of German citizens are skeptical towards Facebook’s Libra stablecoin, while only 12% welcome it.

Starting next year, new regulation will require German cryptocurrency businesses to hold a BaFin-issued license.

The New York Times has unveiled a blockchain-based project using the Hyperledger Fabric to fight fake news and guarantee the provenance of audio and video metadata.

A prominent Nigerian politician has called for a formal legal framework for cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology so the country is not left behind.

Marubeni Corp., a major Japanese general trading company, is backing Lithuania-based blockchain energy project WePower.

New York state lawmakers have appointed six experts from various fields to the New York State Digital Currency Task Force, which was created to provide regulatory insight.

The Philippines-based UnionBank has successfully completed a pilot of a blockchain-based cross-border remittance from the Philippines to Singapore.

The anti-ICO chairman of South Korea’s Financial Services Commission has resigned from his post, just before the end of his term in office.

A federal judge has denied AT&T’s request for dismissal in a SIM-swapping case that resulted in the theft of cryptocurrencies.

Justin Sun has posted a video from San Francisco to disprove reports that he was prevented from leaving China due to an ongoing investigation.

How blockchain would change our vision of service fees, roaming and other flies in the ointment of telecommunications.

Fundament Group announced that the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority approved its Ethereum-based real estate bond.

South Korea has the highest blockchain patent grant rate, followed by Japan, according to London-based law firm Withers & Rogers.

More bolivar traffic appeared on P2P exchange Localbitcoins than any time in history last week.

Major cryptocurrency exchange OKEx has donated $4.5 million in Bitcoin to its perpetual swap market insurance fund in a show of support.

Bestselling author of “The Accidental Billionaires” Ben Mezrich is poised to bring a crypto savvy flair to the hit U.S. TV show “Billions.”

The CEO of top cryptocurrency exchange Binance has said President Trump’s crypto-related tweets can only be a good thing for the industry.

Tron founder Justin Sun must postpone the Warren Buffet charity lunch due to medical reasons.