Twelve Russian officials indicted for hacking into Democratic National Committee email accounts allegedly used cryptocurrencies, the DOJ announced.
A judge in New York has postponed a decision on a crypto fraud lawsuit until the CFTC can explain how it calculated damages.
The CFTC is wrapping up its case against accused fraudster Patrick McDonnell – but the hearings in New York this week have been anything but simple.
Two Nevada men have settled with the SEC over alleged illicit trading of a claimed blockchain company's stock.
Hackers reportedly reaped more than $2 million in different cryptocurrencies after spreading malware across computers in China.
A third investor in three months is suing Ripple on grounds that the XRP cryptocurrency is a security issued by the firms.
Tax authorities from five different nations are coming together to combat international financial crimes, with a focus on cryptocurrencies.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged two Nevada residents with illegally profiting off stock sales of a self-described blockchain firm.
Kaspersky Lab says crypto-mining malware is quickly replacing ransomware, warning that mobiles could be the next big target.
The Korean exchange says it has clawed back some of the millions lost in a theft of cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, XRP and bitcoin cash.
A Florida district court has published an analysis explaining how Centra Tech's CTR token is a security.
The FBI is currently running 130 different cryptocurrency-related investigations, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.
The crackdown of vendors on darkweb marketplaces lets the U.S. government seize 4,000 bitcoins and now it wants to confiscate all of them.
DarkTower director Scott Dueweke said cryptocurrencies are "tailor made" for foreign powers hoping to influence American elections.
An official for the U.S. Secret Service has called on Congress to consider legislative action over privacy-enhancing cryptocurrencies.