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At one point, the world's largest cryptocurrency handed back all of the gains it had notched up since the start of the year.

The optimistic perspective comes despite warnings that the crypto markets could be headed for a nasty correction.

The same poll indicates that 81% of British consumers still don’t understand how cryptocurrencies work.

Opportunistic cybercriminals took advantage of the bull run seen between October and April, Barracuda says.

Joe Biden's pick for Treasury Secretary says she wants to 'encourage their use for legitimate activities.'

Reports suggest an IPO is being delayed 'to focus on surviving the current drama.'

"You are seeing things in the capital markets that are a bit frothy. That’s a fact," Jerome Powell said.

“The most important thing for regulators is to understand crypto and understand that it is here to stay,” Yoni Assia says.

Steve Hanke says it is "nonsensical" to think Bitcoin remittances will work in El Salvador.

Bitcoin's fixed supply means that the amount of crypto in circulation can't be reduced when demand falls.

PayPal's fees alone come in at 4% — and that's without taking into account what Coinbase charges.

Today, CoinMarketCap delves into what's going on with El Salvadorian crypto wallets and why crypto cyberattacks are on the rise.

A number of crypto enthusiasts on Twitter are confident that we could see Ether break $3,000 soon.

"Ouch. Ouch. OUCH CHARLIE. OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. Charlie, that really hurt!"

It’s likely that PayPal will be keen to integrate some form of tax software into its platform to ensure that users are aware of their obligations.

The row began when David Hockney started slating the digital artist's creations on a podcast.

“The myth was born online through mere speculation, and despite Musk denying it the rumour has lived on.”

Their vows are immortalized in the form of a smart contract, and they exchanged NFTs as a token of their love.