Charlie Shrem News

The man who introduced the Winklevoss twins to crypto ended up in prison. He expressed no regrets to Cointelegraph.

Shrem made a fortune off his Bitcoin payment service, BitInstant, but then went to prison for alleged money laundering.

Charlie Shrem explains why he originally committed to crypto and how it has shaped his life.

Leaders throughout the Blockchain space came together to share their views on the future of the industry at Virtual Blockchain Week.

Speaking to Cointelegraph, Charlie Shrem discussed why Coinbase’s launch was Bitinstant’s deathknell.

Charlie Shrem gave Cointelegraph an exclusive update to the mysterious story of a letter he received in 2014 from a ‘Marcel Mellish.’

Crypto pioneer Charlie Shrem told Virtual Blockchain Week the combination of the halving and QE will spark a major bull run … but it might take some time.

In its new “Outrageous Predictions” report, Danish Saxo Bank says that Asia will launch its own blockchain-based digital asset in 2020.

Major South Korean bank KB Kookmin Bank is planning to integrate blockchain technology into its internal processes.

Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss are portrayed as the good guys this time in Ben Mezrich’s new book.

Ben Mezrich’s new book about the Winklevoss twins highlights their dislike of both Mark Zuckerberg and Roger Ver.

The Winklevoss twins and Charlie Shrem have agreed to end a long-running legal fight over 5,000 missing bitcoins after reaching a confidential settlement.

The mystery around embattled crypto exchange QuadrigaCX deepens, and Facebook acquires a blockchain startup.

The court decision comes after an asset freeze on Shrem was halted in November of last year.

In the most recent development in a case brought to court by the Winklevoss twins, a judge has ruled to end a freeze on the defendant’s assets.