Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg will be testifying before lawmakers on Libra and more later today. Watch the livestream here.
The Treasury Department has committed to monitoring the Facebook-led cryptocurrency project Libra alongside regulatory efforts by Congress.
Regulators should offer a path for stablecoins to exist alongside current financial systems, writes a fellow at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center.
Here's what you need to know before Mark Zuckerberg testifies in front of the House Financial Services Committee on Libra.
The portfolio manager behind SPDR Gold Shares is developing a bitcoin ETF, but winning SEC approval remains a holy grail in the nascent space.
A sharia certification could open up the platform to a global network of observant Islamic investors estimated to be worth more than $70 billion.
Ripple has opened a new D.C. office and expanded its regulatory team as it seeks to better educate policymakers on blockchain tech.
The digital asset IRA company will offer interest on cryptocurrency and cash holdings that customers want to lend out.
A backer of Telegram's blockchain project asked Circle's Poloniex exchange to list the gram token before the SEC halted issuance, court papers show.
The messaging app company and the SEC will now meet next February to debate the regulator's claim the gram token is a security.
Fidelity Digital Asset Services is rolling out its custody and trading platform to more qualified clients.
Federal Reserve governor Lael Brainard delivered a sharp critique of Libra, which would need to resolve many regulatory hurdles before going live.
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Rob Kaplan says the U.S. dollar faces increasing threats to its status as the global reserve currency.
Two former ranking members of the CFTC offered up a plan for a government-sanctioned, blockchain-based digital dollar.
A U.S. federal grand jury indicted a South Korean citizen for operating a child porn site, funded by millions dollars worth of bitcoin.