A YouGov survey of roughly 1,200 Americans found that 48 percent of millennials are interested in using cryptocurrencies as a primary form of payment.
Despite previously telling the SEC it would not accept cryptocurrencies, High Times is accepting both bitcoin and ethereum for its IPO.
The Ethereum Name Service has added support for .xyz domains, meaning users can now claim the URL for their wallets or other products on ethereum.
Ripio is driving mainstream adoption among the unbanked of South America, offering crypto loans in Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil.
Civic needs a network of users, so it's offering free KYC for business partners and funding the effort with its reserve of tokens.
Crypto wallet provider Abra is integrating SEPA payments, allowing European customers to directly deposit funds.
Mozilla Firefox intends to add a function to block cryptomining scripts on websites by default in one of its upcoming releases.
Consultancy firm PwC is kicking off a new program aimed at improving the expertise of its employees on new technologies like blockchain.
The intergovernmental economic organization plans to host an international conference on blockchain in September, its first ever.
Instances of crypto-mining malware jumped by almost 1,000 percent in the year up to June 2018, according to a Trend Micro report.
A16z crypto and Polychain Capital lead a $102 million funding round for decentralized cloud foundation Dfinity.
The peer-to-peer sharing company now owned by Tron's founder has a small stake in a soon-to-be-launched cryptocurrency protocol.
Blockchain storage startup Filecoin announced it would launch its mainnet sometime near the middle of next year.
The Associated Press is partnering with blockchain journalism startup Civil to license articles for different newsrooms.
Students who want to change the world are attracted to blockchain education, a professor says.