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“Regulation by litigation should be the last resort for the SEC, not the first,” Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says.

It seems Standard Chartered hasn't been daunted by the dramatic crash we saw yesterday.

Sberbank is on track to register its blockchain platform with the Bank of Russia by mid-September.

A hacker sold a forged Banksy NFT for 100 ETH by creating a fake page on the famed street artist’s website.

Bitcoin dropped by as much as 18% — with MicroStrategy losing about $660 million on the value of its BTC investments.

Those who saw the message were invited to send Bitcoin to an address in order to receive twice as much crypto back.

The former and potentially future president’s opinion of Bitcoin hasn’t changed since he said BTC is “based on thin air.”

It's an NFT special! As market mania continues, we explain the latest trends.

Trading card giant Topps announced that a new collection of baseball trading cards will debut on the new Avalanche blockchain.

Crypto enthusiasts are far more likely to be swayed by A-listers than everyday investors.

It looks like Tuesday's crash was a case of buy the rumor, sell the fact.

Here's what you may have missed over the past seven days — and an insight into the week ahead.

The crypto market is FLYING right now — and next week is going to be historic.

Crypto scams take place all over the world — but Russians are being cheated out of their crypto more and more each year.

Central bank officials are increasingly predicting that interest rates will rise next year.

Bitcoin tops $50,000 in 2021. Is it an indicator of a bullish market and a run towards a record high? Find out right here!

Today, Visa has made its first public steps into the world of NFTs, while the Poly Network white hat hacker gets creative in his explanation.

Saying “NFTs mark a new chapter for digital commerce,” credit card firm offers 7-point guide to incorporating non-fungible tokens into business.