Deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod Rosenstein called for a multinational approach to regulating cryptocurrencies Sunday.
The FEC is open to allowing mining pools to donate to political campaigns, but such donations would qualify as "contributions."
One of the bitcoin community’s best-known artists is gearing up to launch a blockchain-powered video game with investor backing.
ECB executive board member Benoît Cœuré has discussed potential uses for blockchain at central banks, but he's really not keen on bitcoin.
A Bank of America patent awarded Tuesday describes how an enterprise-level institution may store cryptocurrencies for customers.
Australia's federal science agency CSIRO and CommBank have trialed a blockchain payments prototype they say could save "hundreds of millions" a year.
A letter from the Michigan Secretary of State's office states that cryptocurrencies cannot be used for political donations.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore and the nation's stock exchange have developed a blockchain-based settlement system for tokenized assets.
A patent application from Big Blue hints at a blockchain solution for scientific research.
IBM is to use its blockchain platform to track Seagate-produced hard drives as a means to guarantee their authenticity.
CFTC chair Christopher Giancarlo explained how DLT can be used to help the agency more efficiently regulate markets during a speech Wednesday.
Banking giant BBVA has completed a pilot that put a $150 million syndicated loan for Spain's electrical grid operator on the blockchain.
Crypto wallet provider Blockchain says it will distribute $125 million in Stellar XLM to users, with some receiving tokens within the week.
Reliance Industries – owned by India's richest person, Mukesh Ambani – has used blockchain to conduct its first trade finance transaction.
Crypto startup Stably has just launched its StableUSD, a dollar-backed competitor to the reigning tether (USDT) stablecoin.