Stablecoins pose a money laundering and terrorist financing risk to the world, the FATF said Friday.
Bucking a trend, Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) wrote a letter praising Libra as a technological advance that he feels is needed.
Singaporean citizen Ho Jun Jia has been indicted for stealing over $5 million worth of cloud computing services to mine cryptocurrencies.
The complaint alleges the Calibra logo is too similar to Current’s, which the fintech firm has been using since August 2016.
The heads of three U.S. financial regulators warned the crypto industry to abide by banking laws in a joint statement published Friday.
A New York judge has rejected the state attorney general's request to have Bitfinex and Tether compile documents during an ongoing appeal.
LSE-backed Nivaura hired a senior HSBC banker to boost adoption of the London-based fintech's blockchain process for capital markets legal documents.
Bitfinex and sister company Tether caused more than $1 trillion in damages to the crypto market, a new lawsuit claims.
St. Louis-based Mavixbtc allegedly promised 55-percent returns and falsely claimed to be registered with two watchdog organizations.
A New York court has backed charges brought by the SEC that the fintech firm committed fraud relating to its public offering and Nasdaq listing.
A new bill from Uzbekistan's Ministry of Energy would triple the price of power for miners, raising fears it could stifle the local mining industry.
An investor has launched a class action against Overstock and two former execs, claiming securities violations involving the firm's digital dividend.
New tools have made DAOs all the rage in the ethereum community. Now one startup is trying to make them work within U.S. legal frameworks.
Some Mt. Gox creditors have signed on to a law firm’s unorthodox proposal to recover their bitcoin, but many are skeptical about its motives.
Ripple avoided arguments over whether XRP is a security in its new motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit.