Three lawmakers in Ukraine have more than $45 million worth of bitcoin, recent disclosures reveal.
Convicted cryptocurrency executive Josh Garza may see his sentencing for wire fraud postponed until next year, court records show.
No, code is not law. But if the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance's new members have anything to say about it, that might someday change.
Bank of America is emerging as one of the most active banks when it comes to filing patents over claimed innovations in blockchain and cryptocurrency.
A new patent filing suggests global exchange operator Nasdaq has a particular interest in protecting blockchain-based order-matching technology.
The SEC has moved to suspend the trading of shares in a Texas-based company over suspicions about its planned initial coin offering.
One of the ICO sector's most active advisory firms speaks out on its view of the SEC's recent guidance – and it's mostly in agreement with the agency.
Efforts to regulate the use of cryptocurrencies in South Korea are moving forward with a proposed series of legislative amendments.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has published three new filings from financial giant Bank of America.
A forum account associated with the operators of the BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange has posted new statements days after the service was taken offline.
A D.C. conference focused on blockchain legal challenges has highlighted the possibility of regulatory turbulence in the token exchange sector.
A legal expert discusses the potential impact of a new SEC report on the use of blockchain-based tokens for fundraising.
Legal analyst Peter Van Valkenburgh offers a positive take on new model legislation designed for state lawmakers.
The number of cryptocurrency and blockchain patent applications in the US has nearly doubled in the past year, USPTO data reveals.
The nation of Malta is taking steps to legalize bitcoin and cryptocurrency for use in its domestic gaming industry.