Now in its second year, the New York State Senate's Internet and Tech Committee has approved two blockchain bills, which now go to the full Senate for a vote.
Presidential contender Andrew Yang dropped out of the race Tuesday. He advocated for clear crypto guidelines in the U.S. during his run.
The Australian government has unveiled a new push for blockchain innovation in an updated national roadmap released Friday.
Mutale Nkonde, a Harvard researcher, argues the U.S. should pass a privacy law modeled on California's new CCPA.
Some of Japan's lawmakers fears a digital yuan could create economic disruption if it replaces the U.S. dollar in international markets.
Around 70 politicians from Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party plan to propose the nation issue its own digital currency.
The U.S. Federal Reserve could soon include a bitcoin market crash as one of the risks to take into account when conducting stress tests.
A record-breaking government shutdown in the U.S. is pushing crypto policy decisions to the back burner.
CoinDesk profiles Nouriel Roubini, the NYU professor who won't buy the crypto hype – no matter what the price or the market says.
Free from distractions, blockchain builders can – and must – now focus on using the technology to enable positive societal change.
The intergovernmental economic organization plans to host an international conference on blockchain in September, its first ever.
Romania has drafted an emergency ordinance to regulate cryptocurrency issuing.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has asked industry members to provide suggestions for blockchain policy.
The world's economic leaders are seeking a globally coordinated policy on cryptocurrencies. This could take a while. But that may be just as well.
At China's annual "Two Sessions" political event, policy advisors have made a wide range of comments on the future of blockchain in the country.