Darryn Pollock

The fact that an ETN from Stockholm is now targeting the U.S. market may sound like a win, but it's a far cry from the big prize of an ETF

Despite a change in public sentiment toward ICOs and stronger regulatory pressure, ICOs show growth and health for the space in the first half of 2018.

Some countries are far more welcoming than others when it comes to their cryptocurrency regulations.

A forced futures liquidation at OKEx has at least allowed the exchange the chance to learn a valuable lesson, as it admits that there was not much harm done.

July’s data collecting deadline for the G20 has come, and they were greeted with a host of information from a number of different committees and commissions.

China’s banking regulators are still playing down blockchain despite obvious interest. Could it have more to do with social situations?

Blockchain technology is breaking into new sectors as the telecommunications industry begins to feel out its potential for phones and communication.

South Korea has taken big steps in legitimising crypto exchanges and blockchain making a better environment for the users through more regulation.

The ICO market is one of the most interesting and controversial aspects of the cryptocurrency ecosystem — and for good reason, as statistics show.

Bitcoin detractors always spout that the coin will go to zero, but is that even a possibility nowadays?

A study suggesting that the Lightning Network struggles to route payments, especially larger amounts, has been called ‘bullshit.’

Facebook’s powerplay of crypto advertising continues as the first company to ban them has now suddenly reinstated them.

Japan — once seen as a crypto-liberal haven — now has some of the most stringent and decisive regulations for exchanges. But is it for the greater good?

Alibaba has shown enough interest in blockchain and cryptocurrency but is still keeping its hands directly clean.

The automotive space is finding new and exciting ways to utilize the burgeoning technology that is Blockchain

The current market performance has many people questioning what is going on, wondering why Bitcoin and others have hit yet another slump this year.

Bitcoin’s price seems low, but many traders are unfazed by its movements, while some see manipulation.

India’s banking system has taken a harsh stance against cryptocurrencies.

While crypto’s famed volatility can be terrifying for investors, it is something that needs to be weathered.

The Dutch government’s foray into blockchain enterprise could represent a third prong to mainstream adoption following banks and major corporations.

Blockchain elections have been theorized as perfect use-cases for the new technology, and now they are starting to make strides in the real world.

Traditional centralized powerhouses like Microsoft and Amazon are almost being forced to take their domination to the decentralised world.

Banks started by scoffing at crypto but now they are racing to be first to market with a crypto trading desk.

Different major banking institutions are looking at blockchain technology.

Japan’s new self-regulatory body’s first task is to bring in the unregistered exchanges, and dispel anxiety around cryptocurrencies in Japan

Following Chilean exchange Buda’s decision to fight their banking blockade, the CEO has questioned these banks’ decision making.

The relationship between exchange BitGrail and coin Nano has led to a strange saga unfolding following a $150 Mln theft.

Australia has taken the lead when it comes to cryptocurrency regulation, and has done so with many positive and balanced intentions

When allegations of fraud and money laundering were leveled at Bitfinex, they denied it, but how much of a link was there to start?

The cryptocurrency market first quarter made for some nightmare reading, but there is still optimism for Q2