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Cryptocurrencies are trading in the green today after a tumultuous week, with bitcoin having leapt 20 percent in 24 hours.

A top official from the Manitoba Securities Commission praised Facebook's ban on ads for ICOs and cryptocurrencies and said Google should follow suit.

After a January correction which saw bitcoin shed $8,000, the world's largest cryptocurrency began making a comeback on Tuesday.

"It's important to remember that if there were no bitcoin, there would be no distributed ledger technology," Giancarlo told a U.S. Senate committee.

Noted economist Nouriel Roubini resumed his criticism of cryptocurrencies on Twitter Tuesday, calling the tech's enthusiasts "crypto-crazies."

Futures may have boosted bitcoin above $10k, but it appears that rally has all but unwound.

The total value of all cryptocurrencies fell to $276 billion today – the lowest level since Nov. 26.

Crypto tokens are making some companies, especially those with existing virtual currency businesses, rethink the way they make a profit.

Bitcoin prices plunged to a 12-week low below $6,000 this morning, reporting double-digit percentage losses amid a continued crypto market sell-off.

When Augur first goes live, it's going to invite everyone to break the protocol. But don't worry, it's all part of the plan.

Bitcoin prices dropped below $7,00 for the first time since mid-November on Monday.

Major cryptocurrency prices are down on the day, as the total value of the market itself also passed a notable negative milestone.

As cryptocurrencies across the board once again take a hit, bitcoin is exploring the downside below $8,000.

Bluzelle, which raised $19.5 million in an initial coin offering (ICO), says a decentralized version of structured databases would be more resilient.

Large-cap cryptocurrencies may have had a stellar 2017, but 2018 hasn't been so kind – with several being worst hit.

Long Blockchain announced Friday that it was no longer pursuing a purchase of 1,000 AntMiners.

The cryptocurrency markets are a sea of red today, with all the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap reporting double-digit percentage losses for the last 24 hours (at press time). Bitcoin (BTC) has dropped 16 percent over the same period to 10-week lows below $8,000, and is heading towards its worst weekly loss (more than […]

Bitcoin could be heading for its worst weekly loss since April 2013, but the charts indicate a defense may be in the offing.

Which coins saw big price gains in January? Data shows it wasn't a great month for the more name-brand assets.

Tezos may be embroiled in a back-room brawl, but what does this mean for the funds raised at ICO? The answer to that question isn't so clear.

The price of bitcoin has fallen below $9,000 for the first time in two months, representing a decline of roughly 11% on the day.

Down to a two-week low, Ripple's XRP token is taking a beating amid a broad losses across the cryptocurrency markets.

Bitcoin has seen huge loses since early January, and may drop below $9,000 if the bulls don't take charge.

A controversial social network seeks funding via an ICO to develop its platform for those disaffected by today's social media monopoly.

Photo company Kodak announced it was delaying its token sale by "several weeks" on Wednesday, the day it was originally supposed to launch.