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Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital is the latest Bitcoin exchange-traded fund applicant in the United States.

Cryptocurrency is taking off in India despite regulatory fears, which many are now dismissing as nothing but FUD.

Consulting firms, such as PwC Russia, said that Russians have been increasingly reporting their income from cryptocurrency operations.

According to Russian crypto advocates, the existing laws “do not meet the needs” of the cryptocurrency market.

Tech Mahindra wants to provide U.S. banks with a stablecoin solution after the OCC authorized federally chartered banks to use stablecoins for settlement in January.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore has issued a warning to crypto investors after the state’s prime minister was unwittingly caught up in a fake token scam.

The first phase of Japan’s CBDC pilots will have been completed by March 2022, the central bank states.

Bitcoin has likely become too interwoven into the world for a ban to be plausible, says the Gemini CEO.

Michael Mosier will replace Kenneth Blanco as the U.S. government agency’s acting director.

A new system that functions primarily at the social layer will soon be managing Yearn's grant program

British regulators have identified the stablecoin market as their primary assignment amid efforts to create a legal framework for virtual currencies in the country.

The digital ruble will become an integral part of national settlements by 2023 or 2024, Anatoly Aksakov of the Russian State Duma predicted.

Following cybersecurity assessments, commercial institutions are being cleared to issue the world's first CBDC: the Bahamas' Sand Dollar.

Former OCC acting comptroller Brian Brooks claimed that cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin “actually are backed by something.”

Digital RMB testing for cross border payments and electric vehicles continues, sentiment takes a dive and blockchain events return to meatspace.