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David Marcus of Facebook and Calibra came into the media spotlight late in 2019, and quickly became a vital figure for the industry.

In the Senate, Loeffler will reportedly help oversee the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), a potential conflict of interest given that her husband’s ...

Bitcoin returns to five figures, some Coinbase users are limited to withdrawing $10 a day, and North Korean hackers get inventive.

Cointelegraph’s list of the top-10 U.S. congresspeople playing outsized roles in the crypto and blockchain industries.

There were signs in 2019 that large institutions are moving closer to embracing cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies.

At a congressional hearing on digital payments, U.S. Representative Emmer expressed fear over stifled crypto innovation.

Major global economists credit Facebook’s Libra with pushing the world to reconsider the U.S. dollar as the world’s anchor currency at WEF panel in Davos.

The former head of payments and settlements at the Bank of Japan says Facebook’s Libra galvanized central banks globally to look seriously into digital currency...

Vodafone and Libra confirm that the British telecom giant will leave the Libra Association.

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has proposed a regulatory framework that would have it oversee digital wallets, including Calibra.

The Libra Association has formed a five-member steering committee to guid the network’s technical development.

The “Shitcoin Wallet” debacle shined a light on crypto security issues. Experts weigh in on how companies are caught in the balance.

Facebook’s Calibra is in search for two marketing specialists as the company continues the development of its Libra stablecoin project.

Crypto Santa has done his rounds for Christmas after checking his naughty and nice list. But which crypto players got coal this year, and which got presents?

Facebook’s Libra, Ethereum, QuadrigaCX, Tether and Bitfinex — Cointelegraph breaks down the biggest stories of 2019.