World regulators have announced warnings around Binance, drawing attention to the exchange's operations and hinting at future actions.
Ahead of the crypto firm's public market debut via SPAC, here are the key considerations for potential investors, according to our columnist.
“Our intention is to include greater reserves transparency” as the stablecoin operator goes public via a SPAC deal, Jeremy Allaire told CoinDesk TV Friday.
Coinbase's listing on Nasdaq sends a powerful signal of legitimacy to the U.S. crypto community, as well as to the crypto-curious in the traditional financial sector.
Buying in these stablecoins may foretell where the crypto market is going.
Is the price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies inflated because the backing of tether may not be as strong as people think it is?
Dollar-backed stablecoins are surging in popularity, and much of the demand is from normal businesses, not just crypto traders, Circle’s CEO said.
Jeremy Allaire sees governments and industry finally taking blockchain seriously. That's a big deal.
When world leaders gather in Davos next week, they'll confront an essential question, says Circle's Jeremy Allaire: Can they seize blockchain's ability to create value for people around the world?
Less than two years after paying $400 million to acquire Poloniex, Circle is spinning out the crypto exchange to an Asian investor group.
Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) questioned the claim that blockchain spurs financial inclusion at Tuesday's Banking Committee hearing.
Decentralized systems are coming for the banks, argued Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire, in a panel Wednesday at the International Monetary Fund.
CoinDesk profiles Jeremy Allaire, the CEO of the Goldman Sachs-backed crypto startup Circle that had a banner year in 2018.
Circle is seeking to expand, and this time it's made a key acquisition to further its interests in applying cryptocurrencies to mainstream investing.
Circle launches two bitcoin apps today, aiming to bring most features of its online platform to the mobile world.