Facing new regulation and a run-up in crypto prices, the ICO market is feeling the squeeze of maturity.
The company most widely associated with crowdfunding won't be shifting its business model to accommodate so-called initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Think 2017 was a fluke? Not according to blockchain advisor Oliver Bussmann who makes the case next year will see further growth.
Sanity? You weren't going to find it in the crypto world in 2017 according to author David Gerard. Insanity, though, there's plenty to go around...
Decentralizing Airbnb? A new blockchain protocol aims to disrupt nothing less than the entirety of the sharing economy.
Utility token ICOs are not equity, but sellers may still be giving up more value than they realize if they go down that path.
Most utility tokens don’t provide a compelling reason for users to hold the token for more than a few seconds. And that's a problem for its value.
The co-founder of Wikipedia has joined has joined a venture-backed blockchain startup as its new chief information officer.
If the opening reception at Token Summit II was any indication, the ICO market is still brimming with enthusiasm, but struggling to figure itself out.
Can a crypto app be too easy and fun? That might be the case on ethereum, where one project is proving so popular it’s putting pressure on the network’s technology. Best thought of as a decentralized Tamagotchi, CryptoKitties appears to be striking a nerve with new users, making ethereum fun and accessible to those who aren’t in […]
Decentralized web developer Blockstack has revealed that it raised $50 million in an initial coin offering that saw notable investors participate.
How does a government react when faced with ICO disruption? At least five approaches have emerged so far.
With so many tokens on the market, CoinDesk speaks to Boost VC, Compound VC and Pantera Capital to find out which they consider worth investing in.
The Tezos project founders reportedly asked their foundation to pay for their legal bills after being sued multiple times. The foundation said no.
The report by venture capital firm Atomico also found that more than a third of all ICOs were based in the EU.