Latest Crypto News

Today, we check into Dogecoin, Binance and the Bank of Jamaica.

Today, Ethereum's long-awaited London hard fork takes place, while the SEC and CFTC battle over who regulates crypto.

Today, we look at the aftermath of the Poly Network hack

The adult website informs users that credit cards cannot currently be accepted — directing customers to use digital assets instead.

The deal has the potential to make cryptocurrency payments available at one third of U.S. retailers and restaurants

While emphasizing consumer protection, former MIT professor Gary Gensler said clear regulation will boost cryptocurrency market.

Today, we see what's going on with the U.S. crypto plan and how NYC will use blockchain for land deeds.

The U.S. arrested Riccardo Spagni at the request of South Africa, which is seeking his extradition.

In the wake of a series of regulatory crackdowns in Asia, Europe, and even the tiny Cayman Islands, the CEO of the world’s largest crypto exchange announced a new outlook

In Kyiv this week, law enforcement officials cracked down on an illegally operating crypto exchange.

The Hermitage claims that the musician did not have the right to use the Hermitage artwork in the NFTs.

Part of a $28 billion fundraising proposal, the ‘unworkable’ plan would require permissionless DeFi exchanges and lending platforms to collect personal data.

Today, we look at how Bitcoin ATMs are on the rise, and what's up with the arrest of one of Monero's former maintainers.

The city’s Department of Finance is targeting deed fraud in a proof-of-concept test that seeks to make property documents ‘transparent and immutable’

Lael Brainard said that the rapid growth of private stablecoins and the threat of foreign CBDCs cutting into U.S. economic power are serious.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is furious — and claims the SEC has 'voted to attack crypto.'

The country's president hopes this will create jobs and foster financial inclusion.

Only crypto brokers will need to comply with $1T infrastructure bill’s IRS reporting requirements.