This is a weird year for everything and everyone but it's particularly weird for Ethereum – which is known for a globetrotting slate of annual events.
A lawsuit filed by David Silver on behalf of Massive Adoption attendees alleges fraud, unjust enrichment and breach of contract on the part of organizer Jacob Kostecki after they did not receive refunds for the canceled crypto conference.
A virtual conference is being organized by a bevy of base-layer protocols – the Web3 Foundation, Near, Cosmos, Tezos, Protocol Labs and Polkadot.
A crypto conference planned for Hong Kong in March is one of several postponed over concerns about the coronavirus outbreak.
The United Nations says attending North Korea's cryptocurrency conference in February would likely be a violation of sanctions.
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Erik Voorhees thinks that Facebook's currency will be a gateway for bitcoin adoption.
The new rules for crypto businesses will be released in June 21 but many regulators are already worried about the repercussions.
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An event at SXSW pitted Blockchain Capital's Jimmy Song against IBM's Chris Ferris in a debate over permissioned vs. permissionless blockchains.
VanEck's Gabor Gurbacs has questioned whether being "sufficiently decentralized" means a crypto is not a security, as suggested by SEC execs.
The best business model for crypto collectibles is currently unclear, but some compelling ideas arose at a New York event last week.
Global banking payments network SWIFT says it plans a trial integration with DLT provider R3.
At Tron's niTROn Summit, CEO Justin Sun sketched out his vision for how BitTorrent's massive user base can leapfrog the crypto adoption problem.
The artist behind a giant, inflatable, rat-shaped piece of protest art dedicated to bitcoin is at it again – this time at the DC Fed.