South Korea will make a decision on Thursday over its stance on cryptocurrency exchange regulation, according to a report by Reuters.
A director of Germany's central bank said at an event that cryptocurrencies must be regulated at a global scale, not just on a national level.
South Korea's Presidential Office said today that a plan to ban trading cryptocurrencies via exchanges in the nation is still not set in stone.
A new report published by Goldman Sachs highlights how bitcoin and cryptocurrencies could serve as alternative forms of money in troubled economies.
The cryptocurrency market sets all-time-high above $660 billion while bitcoin dominance dropped to its historic low.
Each of the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization hit an all-time price high in the past four days, according to market data.
Ethereum co-founder and ConsenSys CEO Joseph Lubin has said the cryptocurrency market is a bubble, but that it's the "good kind of bubble."
The British Treasury has stated in a report that cryptocurrencies like bitcoin pose "low risk" for terrorist financing and money laundering.
Christine Lagarde, head of the IMF, has warned that central banks and financial services need to pay closer attention to cryptocurrencies.
One of the blockchain industry's most notable investors is backing a new cryptocurrency startup – one that is today launching an index fund product.
South Korea’s financial regulator has prohibited blockchain token sales today, as well as ordering a halt to cryptocurrency margin trading.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase bank, has expanded on his recent criticism of bitcoin, warning "it will end badly" for the tech.