Stephen Katte

SpankChain was forced to close its crypto payment processor after the hunt for a new adult-industry-friendly service provider yielded no results.

Sentiment toward the crypto market is the most positive its been since around the time Bitcoin hit its all-time high almost 16 months ago.

The community has warned others to stay vigilant after reports of phishing websites and scams offering Arbitrum airdrop tokens.

Bitcoin ATM manufacturer General Bytes said a hacker was able to install and run a Java application in its terminals that could access user information and send funds from hot wallets.

Debtors jumped on the opportunity to grab a discount on their loan repayments when USDC and DAI de-pegged from the dollar.

Regulators are planning another auction for Silicon Valley Bank after the previous attempt to find a new owner failed.

Nissan has recently filed four new Web3 trademarks for its Infiniti, Nismo and Nissan brands.

Prominent members of the crypto community have expressed uncertainty after the loss of crypto friendly banks.

Crypto exchange Algodex and wallet provider MyAlgo have suffered security breaches in the last few weeks.

Bitcoin mining company TeraWulf has fired up a new “behind the meter” mining facility powered by 100% nuclear power in Pennsylvania.

DeFi platforms lost over $21 million to hackers throughout February, according to data released by DeFi project aggregator DefiLlama.

Internal documents from the Australian Treasury Department have revealed crypto legislation in the country could be a year away at the very least.

Bitcoin core developer Luke Dashjr has called out the sellers behind an NFT auction for using his name and code without his knowledge or consent.

Crypto ownership among U.S. adults has remained steady over the last 12 months, with a large portion seemingly "frustrated" by the one-sided global financial system.

Lido Finance had to activate its safety feature — staking rate limit — after over 150,000 ETH was staked in a single day.

NanoLabs has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against crypto exchange Coinbase for its Nano Bitcoin futures contract and Nano Ether futures contract.

Blockchain security firm PeckShield on Twitter said it has found dozens of pump-and-dump tokens purporting to be related to ChatGPT.

Human Rights Foundation chief strategy officer Alex Gladstein argues that Bitcoin represents free speech, property rights and open capital markets — stifling the power of tyrannical governments.

The “Kimchi premium” has flipped to discount again, and that could be saying something about crypto market sentiment, at least in South Korea.

Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss believes the next crypto bull run will come from Asia, while America has two options — embrace crypto or be left behind.

Crypto financial service Matrixport’s head of research believes regulators are not targeting all stablecoins with the regulatory crackdown on BUSD issuer Paxos.

Paxos said it will engage with the U.S. securities regulator on the matter and is prepared to “vigorously litigate if necessary.”

A Lido DAO member raised concerns over what impact the SEC’s crackdowns on staking could mean for the future of DeFi in the U.S.

Unciphered posted a video showing a “Massive critical vulnerability” in the OneKey Mini. The creators say it’s been patched and they are now working on further securing the wallet.

Smaller-scale esports organizations have started using blockchain tech for distributing prize pools, but the tech is yet to be adopted by the big tournament organizers.

A report submitted to the United Nations found North Korean cyber attacks have become vastly more sophisticated and raked in more crypto than ever before.

Crypto firms in the United Kingdom could face some harsh punishments under the FCA’s proposed financial promotions regime.

Cybersecurity firm Check Point said it discovered a smart contract function called "setTaxFeePercent" that can reportedly change the contract’s buy and sell fees.

A recent study from deVere Group found roughly four out of every five of their high-net-worth clients had asked their financial advisers about adding crypto to their portfolios.

A Jan. 30 ruling could see the identities of the two individuals who signed on as sureties for Sam Bankman-Fried’s $250 million bond become public, subject to appeal.