All Articles

The suspect in the first criminal ICO case never issued a single token.

DARPA to host a two-day workshop to look into the potential of permissionless blockchains for the U.S. Department of Defense.

While a price crash can indicate decaying asset class fundamentals, markets often get the fundamentals of new technology wrong.

The Crypto Kingdom: Thailand proves there’s space for crypto even in authoritarian regimes.

Industry experts weigh in on the leading factors behind a massive slump in the cryptocurrency markets.

Police in northern India have filed a chargesheet against four suspects accused of scamming a victim out of $0.8 - 1.4 million in a crypto investment fraud.

Japan’s major shipping operator Nippon Yusen K.K. is reportedly introducing its own digital currency to enable marine workers to more easily convert money into local currencies.

The world did not come to an end after the financial crisis of 2007–2008. Similarly, this bear market will also pass and the stronger cryptocurrencies will rise and reward investors.

The Colorado Division of Securities issued cease and desist orders to four more ICOs allegedly involved in fraudulent and illegal practices.

Bitcoin Cash SV’s recent blockchain reorganization has led to well-known industry figures labelling it as centralized.

A Washington-based crypto mining company has filed for bankruptcy and is facing eviction in Douglas County.

Blockchain Capital’s Spencer Bogart believes that crypto opportunities are “still gigantic” despite the current bear market.

Authorities in the U.S. state of California have arrested a 21-year old New Yorker for the alleged theft of $1 million in crypto using “SIM-swapping.”

The University of Tokyo has launched a three-year blockchain course after a $800K donation from several companies.

Bitfury has added an investment banker to its board of directors and a former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) member to its advisory board.

The North Dakota Securities Commissioner has issued a cease and desist order against a Russia-based fraudulent ICO.

The U.S. DoJ has focused in on its investigation into whether or not Tether (USDT) was used to artificially inflate Bitcoin (BTC) prices during last year’s bull run.

India’s financial committee is reportedly set to present a long-awaited draft bill on crypto regulation in December.

The lawyer representing the alleged former operator of BTC-e, Alexander Vinnik, has accused the Greek Supreme Court of “grossly violating” his rights.

Singapore’s central bank has broadened its regulatory regime for payment providers to bring certain cryptocurrencies under its jurisdiction.

A recent study funded by the Canadian government has revealed that ICOs are facing regulatory compliance challenges that limit their potential.

Following slight signals of recovery yesterday, crypto markets experience another dramatic fall, dragging Bitcoin below $5,000.

Mining hardware manufacturers invent new ways to increase their competitiveness and tackle miners’ interest decline as September was the first month when private miners’ profits went into the negative.

Following the increase in volatility and a renewed downtrend in markets, some analysts have projected abysmally low prices for Bitcoin.

A document produced under the auspices of China’s IT Ministry has called on the country to “accelerate” the development of standards for the blockchain industry.

Each type of stablecoin has its own vulnerabilities.

Israel’s first dedicated crypto investment firm for institutional investors has launched two new funds this month, and expects to have $50 million in AUM by the end of 2018.

The head of the IMF suggests looking into central bank issued digital currencies, while a Swiss stablecoin gets Sharia certified.

The Canadian House Finance Committee has put forward three suggestions for regulating cryptocurrencies, citing money laundering concerns.

This week saw a focus on the Bitcoin Cash hard fork, leading to a dent in the sentiment as several cryptos hit new year-to-date lows.