Iran News

It seems that the private sector is not satisfied with the country’s local fiat money.

China is not the only country that wants control of this highly coveted industry.

Iran is rewarding people who turn in crypto miners operating without a license.

Iran’s government OKs power plants mining crypto as the country moves forward with a national strategy for cryptocurrency mining.

According to Iranian authorities, power plants can mine cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but will not be able to take advantage of subsidies.

The “Mona Lisa of the 21st century” will come of age as Trump competes with Maduro and Ayatollah Khomeini for Bitcoin hash rate, Keiser says.

Telegram’s digital resistance in Russia will contribute to further anti-censorship efforts in countries like China and Iran, Pavel Durov says.

Reports indicate the Iranian-based crypto exchange ‘Bitisis’ is actually a Ponzi scheme that has attempted an exit scam.

Iran’s president has tasked officials at the central bank and ministries of energy, communications and IT with drafting plans for a national cryptocurrency mining strategy.

Iran is set to redenominate its fiat currency, removing four zeros to create a new fiat called toman as demand for crypto is surging.

New York-based blockchain intelligence firm Chainalysis has launched a new initiative to shed more light on the scope of its latest crypto crime analyses.

Iran’s parliament votes to institute a new currency as coronavirus and sanctions hyperinflate the rial and local Bitcoin prices skyrocket relative to official exchanges.

Iran’s Ministry of Industry, Mining and Trade issued a license to Turkey-based company iMiner for operating in the province of Semnan.

As many as 42 million people in Iran purportedly used unofficial Telegram apps due to the messenger’s ban in the country only to have their data leaked.

Top Irananian General Saeed Muhammad has called for his country to bypass US sanctions using cryptocurrency.