Online stock brokerage E*Trade is preparing to launch cryptocurrency trading services, according to Bloomberg sources.
The crypto markets endured a loss of as much as $10 billion around 21:00 UTC on Thursday, following the NYAG's allegations on Bitfinex and Tether.
Blockchain payments startup Ripple has reported a 31 percent quarter-to-quarter increase in sales of XRP.
Top cryptocurrency exchange Binance has launched its decentralized exchange platform, with trading to go live soon.
Bitcoin’s price extended its recent gains today, spiking above $5,500 for the first time in over five months.
Japanese crypto exchange Zaif, which was hacked for $60 million last year, is reinstating all services after being acquired by investment firm Fisco.
Japan's Amazon equivalent, Rakuten, has started accepting limited account registrations for its new cryptocurrency exchange.
Crypto derivatives provider LedgerX plans to become the first U.S. firm to offer physically settled bitcoin futures contracts.
Bitcoin's latest rebound above $5,000 isn't about new investors, it's a reaffirmation of its real strength as a resistant global network.
Bitcoin dropped to around $4,900 earlier today, but has since fought back to above the $5K psychological support line.
Bithumb, South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has posted a net loss of 205.5 billion won ($180 million) for 2018.
Europe-based crypto exchange Bitstamp has just received New York's 19th BitLicense, allowing it to offer five crypto trading pairs in the state.
The head of a large Mt. Gox creditor group is stepping down amid what he described as a legal quagmire that could take years to resolve.
The combined value of the cryptocurrency market rose to $185.89 billion earlier today, its highest level since Nov. 18.
From April Fools jokes to "mystery" orders fueling bitcoin's recent rally, mainstream media still struggles to get basic aspects of the crypto market.