UPenn's Sarah Hammer raised an interesting point in her congressional testimony yesterday: We don't have a unified source of data to make sense of crypto.
The White House and Congress have yet to offer policy clarity for the crypto industry. Their agenda isn't focused on innovation and growth.
“Some [extreme right wing] groups have used so called ‘privacy coins,’” the FATF report states.
A Federal Reserve official praised stablecoins over CBDCs, yesterday. The debate cuts right to role of government in money.
Proof-of-stake networks offer decentralization and security while using a fraction of the energy of proof-of-work chains like Bitcoin's. They are the future, says CasperLabs' CTO.
The NRCC will soon accept crypto donations because Republican donors requested the payment method, the campaign committee's chair said.
The statement comes after Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego said his bank would accept bitcoin.
The biggest crypto exchanges have grown by working around national regulators. Regulators are starting to take notice.
The exchange is scaling back trading services in response to China’s crackdown on crypto.
The license will allow Coinbase to continue operating in Germany.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore’s “Global CBDC Challenge” will be supported by Amazon Web Services, Mastercard, Hyperledger and others.
Bitcoin fees would make the cryptocurrency mostly unusable for Salvadorans. Here's how the first country to adopt BTC plans to tackle the fee problem.
BitGo, Coinbase, Gemini, Kraken and Fidelity are putting an anti-money laundering solution up for consideration.
Only 58 out of 128 jurisdictions have stepped up, the anti-money laundering watchdog said Friday.
Palestinians do not have an independent currency, and rely on the Israeli shekel and Jordanian dinar.