The IMF has voiced concerns over the risks involved with cryptocurrencies and has called for global talks and cooperation.
India has sent tax notices to tens of thousands of cryptocurrency owners within its borders.
What do you get when you mix regulatory threats, an immature market infrastructure and an influx of new investors? Lots of red on the trading screens.
Israel's government has published draft circular outlining possible approaches to taxing the proceeds of initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Metropolitan Bank released a statement stating that it had a "long-standing policy" barring crypto-related wire transfers outside the U.S.
The French minister of the economy has announced the creation of a working group to develop cryptocurrency regulations.
Venezuela's opposition-run congress has declared that a planned new oil-backed cryptocurrency called the petro is illegal.
U.S. technology firm Kodak has announced that it will launch its own cryptocurrency, with plans to host an initial coin offering (ICO).
The CEO of Facebook has announced he's open to exploring blockchains and cryptocurrencies in his first public comments on the topic.
A VR penny stock saw 200 percent surge in stock price after announcing a shift in corporate focus to cryptocurrencies.
A research unit at the Bank of England is reportedly investigating the introduction of a cryptocurrency linked to the British pound.
This Year in Review article look at some of the major regulatory developments from 2017.
Amidst today's market drop, several cryptocurrencies reported gains during the afternoon trading session.
FINRA, a self-regulatory authority for the financial industry in the U.S., has issued a new warning about cryptocurrency-related stock fraud.
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro has announced a new cryptocurrency called the "petro."