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The head of one of America’s largest tax preparation services said there isn’t enough clear regulation in place to offer advice

The State Department has amended a dark web program that offers rewards for turning in malicious hackers to include payment in cryptocurrency.

The MicroStrategy CEO suggested the group was aimed more at defending Bitcoin’s image than promoting environmentally friendly mining.

He was booed and carried off stage after interrupting a panel event in Miami.

The trunk of the BMW needs to be kept open at all times to ensure that the mining rig doesn't overheat.

Taking a glance into Russia and crypto this week, we see that while the government wants to track more crypto transactions, one Russian court is actually pretty BTC-friendly.

While we can't give you financial advice, we can give you some speculations as to what needs to happen for Bitcoin to keep growing.

Unfortunately, there was little time for traders to celebrate reaching this psychologically important milestone.

A number of the most popular accounts on the microblogging site Weibo abruptly vanished.

With Bitcoin reaching heights not seen for months — is this really the start of the next bull run?

President Joe Biden plans to make the acting chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s title permanent

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At one point, XRP was down 15% as investors digested the news of legal action by the SEC.

Today, we look at rumors over a new CFTC head — and see how much money the U.S. gov is offering to catch dark web hackers.

Since renamed and spun out from owner Circle, the exchange paid $10 million to settle charges that it sold securities without registering.

“We’ve moved from lack of regulatory clarity to regulatory chaos in the U.S," Brad Garlinghouse says.

The Japanese cryptocurrency exchange said it was moving its assets into a cold wallet

A Senate vote to close debate on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill appears to have left “unworkable” provisions in place — but crypto lobbying is suddenly being taken very seriously.