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Paolo Ardoino, chief technology officer of Bitfinex and Tether, made the case that Tether is a tool for human rights during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

In recognition of Bitcoin Pizza Day, the first-ever real-world transaction using Bitcoin, Cointelegraph speaks with the crypto community about their historic BTC purchases.

Twelve years to the day of the world's first Bitcoin pizza purchase, the celebrations still continue for what has become a slice of crypto culture.

On this week’s episode of “The Market Report,” Cointelegraph’s resident experts discuss which DAO has the most potential in 2022.

Any employee who earns more than minimum wage will have the option for the excess salary to be paid in crypto.

A guy who loves Domino's is launching a pizza brand based on a Papa John's event that doesn't accept the crypto he espouses.

Users of cryptocurrency exchange Luno can claim $14 in BTC rewards before Sunday.

"I let the pizza guy choose between $5 in fiat or BTC. Needless to say, he chose wisely," said the Redditor.

Fast food chains like Burger King and Church's Chicken already accept crypto payments in the South American nation.

Early Bitcoin developer Laszlo Hanyecz sheds light on a burning question: which operating system did Satoshi Nakamoto use to create Bitcoin?

The ‘pizza guy’ spent billion dollars on pizza and gave away another billion dollars, yet he has no regrets about squandering his 100k Bitcoin fortune.

Approximately 10 years ago, someone paid 10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas, but what happened to those coins after the purchase? Coinfirm has found out.

Taking advantage of a memorable day in cryptocurrency history, BitFlyer decided to donate pizzas to folks in need.

French unit of global pizza delivery firm Domino's Pizza launched an ordering competition with a prize of $110,000 in Bitcoin or cash.

From fixing ads and loyalty programs to ensuring ethical sourcing of products, here’s how blockchain can make retail more efficient.