Token-based startups can keep their prices strong by destroying tokens over time, but doing so may cost them markets.
The crypto community should use this moment to forget about price fluctuations and engage the world in a discussion about blockchain tech's potential.
A conference this week in Canada saw discussion of how securities tokens might offer a path for blockchain products to reach consumers.
Prime Trust, a Nevada trust company, says it can handle custody for bitcoin, ether and any token issued on ethereum under the ERC-20 standard.
Nebulas raised $60 million in an ICO in December, but in order to help its team focus on completing its tech, it's extending its team's token lockup.
Token trading platform Templum Markets has launched a sale of a token allowing accredited investors to buy shares in a popular Colorado resort.
An e-commerce platform that recently launched a token sale aimed to raise $50 million has become Singapore's first public firm to hold an ICO.
EOS' launch has been fraught with controversy. Some users are fed up, and they're forking the protocol to give the network a better shot.
In the third week after opening its network security up to community involvement, Tezos' beta launch has been surprisingly smooth.
An initial coin offering for Metronome let the market find its price with a reverse auction that sold 8 million tokens.
A number of regulators from across the globe are forming a new alliance to facilitate the development of fintech in cross-border solutions.
Following an impressive launch, Augur's user base has been slipping. Could thin liquidity be the culprit?
Nexus is one of several blockchain startups trying to revive mutual insurance. Its first product will cover the risks of ethereum smart contracts.
A long-awaited approval on a bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) may not come until 2019.
Can smarter airdrops help crypto projects build communities and keep speculation at bay?