February is officially in the books for the crypto markets, though some coins may be left wishing they could turn back time.
The majority of the top 25 cryptocurrencies are reporting losses on a weekly basis, but the nano token has bucked the trend.
Japan's police agency has said hundreds of cases of suspected money laundering were reported from domestic cryptocurrency exchanges in 2017.
The wider cryptocurrency market may be feeling the heat of a decline in bitcoin prices today.
The market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies is gyrating around the $500 billion mark – and possibly building a base for a step higher.
The recovery of the wider crypto market is looking stronger by the day, and litecoin is leading the way.
South Korea has doubled down on its commitment to eliminating the use of cryptocurrency in illicit activities, but played down more serious proposals.
The crypto markets have begun the week on a positive note, with the total market capitalization of all currencies consolidating around $430 billion.
After a rough week across the markets, CoinDesk looks at the cryptocurrencies in the top 25 that have fared well, and not so well.
The top 10 cryptos are trading more or less sideways today, with the exception of bitcoin cash, which has spiked in the last 24 hours.
Cryptocurrencies are trading in the green today after a tumultuous week, with bitcoin having leapt 20 percent in 24 hours.
The total value of all cryptocurrencies fell to $276 billion today – the lowest level since Nov. 26.
During his annual budget speech, Indian finance minister Arun Jaitley confirmed his position that cryptocurrencies are not legal tender.
The president of Venezuela has said the pre-sale of the country's proposed oil-backed cryptocurrency will launch next month.
Japanese messaging app provider Line Corporation has announced the launch of a new company that will provide in-app cryptocurrency services.