U.S. presidential hopeful Andrew Yang has laid out his campaign's policy position on cryptocurrencies.
The owner of the New York Stock Exchange, ICE, is reportedly eyeing a New York license for its long-delayed crypto exchange Bakkt.
Arca Investment Management is seeking approval from the SEC to sell a new type of stablecoin to retail investors.
With the U.S. deadline to file taxes days away, 21 lawmakers have again urged the IRS to provide clarity on crypto.
Europe-based crypto exchange Bitstamp has just received New York's 19th BitLicense, allowing it to offer five crypto trading pairs in the state.
A Toronto judge has ruled that a 30-year old drug dealer must forfeit 281.41 bitcoins used in illegal activities on the dark web.
The SEC's guidance on crypto token sales, while welcome, is not quite the clarifying document the industry hoped for.
EY, the court-appointed monitor for QuadrigaCX, is looking to move the exchange into bankruptcy.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is looking for an attorney advisor to help develop a plan for digital and crypto securities.
The owner of a firm called CabbageTech has been arrested and charged with duping investors out of over $200,000 in cryptocurrency and cash.
Blockchain lawyer Andrew Hinkes has joined has joined legal services firm Carlton Fields, where he will focus on litigating cases for token sellers.
A creditors' committee has been formed for users of the failed QuadrigaCX exchange, and it includes a former Mt Gox customer.
Lawmakers in the U.S. state of Colorado are eyeing a role for blockchain technology in the agricultural industry.
More than six months since ICE revealed its vision for Bakkt, the bitcoin futures market is still awaiting regulatory approval.
Riot Blockchain is planning to launch a regulated exchange in the U.S. to offer crypto banking and trading services.