Crypto Capital News

The Cronos blockchain’s governance structure came under fire after a decision to reverse a 70 billion CRO “permanent” token burn from 2021.

Decentralized finance is giving capitalism a makeover. There’s finally a version where everyone gets a fair shot, and everything’s out in the open.

US states are introducing Bitcoin reserve bills, fueling speculation about a global accumulation race as institutions and governments adopt BTC as a reserve asset.

U.S. prosecutors are wanting Reginald Fowler to face at least seven years in jail if convicted on April 20.

Due diligence has always been an issue in the venture capital space according to a VC executive, but crypto offers a solution: A public and immutable ledger.

The slated law comes as Nigeria's eNaira has only managed to obtain a 0.5% adoption rate, a little more than a year after its launch in October 2021.

As major economies of the world grapple with high inflation, investors could protect their savings from value erosion by investing in stablecoins.

The development of the cryptocurrency industry could not go unnoticed by the global rich. Where do the ultra-wealthy stand on crypto?

Filings reveal the massive amount of assets that crypto venture funds are managing, while Andreessen Horowitz’s crypto funds were also disclosed to be worth around $9 billion.

Rising inflation forces investors to look for defensive assets. What can the cryptocurrency market offer them?

Bitcoin Capital's offerings on SIX Swiss Exchange continue to grow along with the market as a whole.

Former NFL team owner and alleged “shadow bank” operator Reggie Fowler is not engaged in any plea negotiations and the trial against him is set to begin early next year.

The New York Attorney General’s Office has reported that iFinex is cooperating in producing documents regarding Bitfinex and Tether’s business relations from April 2019.

The attorneys representing the accused principal of shadow-bank Crypto Capital, Reggie Fowler, have filed motions to withdraw as his counsel.

A former NFL team owner has been asked to pay $371M as part of a plea deal over bank fraud, illegal money transfers, and wire fraud. He's not interested.