iGaming platform provider CashBet has partnered with Arsenal Football Club in a deal that will promote the firm's new crypto token.
While some say the guidelines proposed by Israel's tax authority would legitimize token sales, others balk at the notion of taxing them at all.
After decades at a white-shoe law firm, Russell Bruemmer is now advising blockchain startup Applied Philosophy Labs on token sales and governance.
An organization of global securities regulators has issued a notice alerting investors to the perceived risks associated with initial coin offerings.
A handful of platforms have launched to support token issuers with their sales. Which one an issuer uses may say something about the token itself.
In a market that emphasizes trustless systems, the Durov brothers are asking token investors to place a lot of trust in them and the Telegram team.
Blockchain-based startups, many of which are using their own crypto tokens, are taking aim at the centralized monopolies on the web today.
Sirin says its Finney phone will fill a gap in the crypto market. But as the adage goes, "hardware is hard," and in blockchain it may be even harder.
The company licensed by Kodak to use its name in conjunction with a new cryptocurrency has already begun pre-selling it ahead of a public initial coin offering (ICO).
While 2017 was full of demand from innovators with a move-fast ethos, 2018 will be marked by demand from the finance world with a need for compliance.
Not only in size, but also in scope: the messaging app provider wants to bring crypto payments to the masses and decentralize online communication.
Smart contracts provider Mobius has successfully raised $35 million in a token presale based on the Stellar network.
We've bought in, but how much are these assets really worth? Turing Group's top quants talk about a major token challenge ahead.
ICOs may be here to stay, but self-regulation can make all the difference for the fledgling industry, the head of Gibraltar's stock exchange argues.
What did ICOs get right in 2018? What went wrong? Attorney and entrepreneur Christine Duhaime unpacks a chaotic year.