U.S.-China tensions are taking a toll on venture funds that invest in non-crypto startups. Investment in the blockchain industry may be less affected.
Russia's Ministry of Finance wants to ban any cryptocurrency payments, which could be bad news for the country's mining farms.
Despite lawsuits and Google’s own ad policies, cryptocurrency scam ads are still making it through the YouTube gates and circulating for days.
Brazil's crypto scene has been unbanked, unregulated and awash in legal uncertain for its entire history.
The "Bitcoin Rich List" reached a new high, possibly because of more interest from institutional and high-net-worth investors.
The noted analyst says a possible end to the U.S. dollar-ruled financial system is "frightening, yet the probability is quite high."
Mumbai-based cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX launched its new product on Friday, allowing users to stake cryptocurrencies from Harmony, Qtum and Tron.
Law professor Zephyr Teachout discusses the recent antitrust hearings, how power impacts privacy and the "parallel governments" that Big Tech has created.
The District of Columbia Bar has approved crypto payments for lawyers' fees.
The Australian postal service has confirmed it is partnering with Bitcoin.com.au to let customers pay for cryptocurrencies at its stores across the country.
The planned regulatory regime could include stricter rules for projects deemed "global stablecoins," a subtle reference, possibly, to Libra.
India's crypto industry shows potential, but it continues to be held back by a lack of regulatory clarity, particularly around exchange-banking relationships.
Singapore-based Ryde announced it will be the first ride-hailing service to incorporate bitcoin payments into its own app.
Wyoming U.S. Senate candidate Cynthia Lummis says bitcoin's store-of-value appeal has never been stronger. So she continues to HODL.
The app is aimed at making it easier for entrepreneurs plying their trade from home to maintain their income.