Analysis

Last week, the president of Venezuela appeared on national television holding a Trezor wallet. Was it just a stunt?

While money laundering is noted as a key fear of regulators, the numbers shows fiat currency is still the main choice of criminals.

A U.S.-based lawyer linked with the OneCoin scam allegedly helped Ruja Ignatova, the principal accused in the OneCoin scam, launder over $400 million.

“Emerging technologies such as blockchain have the potential to define the war industry over the coming decades,” former NATO Secretary General Rasmussen tells ...

Just a single player or entity was allegedly responsible for Bitcoin’s historic price surge, according to academics… Experts call bluff.

Bitcoin mining has become a multibillion-dollar industry — but with 85% of Bitcoin extracted, is it still profitable?

Following President Xi’s statement, China is now actively pursuing blockchain development through regulation, promotion and application.

The U.S. SEC has set an extremely high bar for BTC ETF applicants, but new proposals keep coming. What will it take for one to be accepted?

If a stablecoin is truly stable, why is a futures contract needed, as there is no risk to hedge?

The WEF has teamed up with seven major metals and mining firms to develop responsible sourcing and sustainability practices using blockchain.

As the Bitcoin price shows volatility unseen since June, traders anticipate a large move to occur after monthly close on Nov. 1.

Canada’s volatile history of mainstream adoption and fraud is directly impacting the future of cryptocurrency in the country.

A look at the history of the mysterious firm Crypto Capital and its ties to Bitfinex as court cases brew.

Can the U.K. draw inspiration from the UAE and China to regulate cryptos instead of banning them? FCA decides.

Government authorities are looking for new ways to track crypto to prevent or solve financial crimes, but this can decrease privacy.