ConsenSys Muscles Into Compliance With New Regulatory Product for DeFi
ConsenSys says its new regulatory compliance product can analyze up to 280,000 different tokens.
ConsenSys says its new regulatory compliance product can analyze up to 280,000 different tokens.
The U.S. military conducted a war game involving bitcoin while Chinese police may have potentially frozen accounts linked to illicit transactions.
The war game was designed in 2018 to prepare troops for future conflicts fought on computers rather than on the battlefield.
Thousands of cryptocurrency over-the-counter merchants and their clients may have been affected as police in China freeze bank accounts over tainted crypto and fiat assets.
Securitize, a registered transfer agent, has facilitated the payout of royalties from blockchain-based securities for the first time.
Coinbase Analytics vaults the massive crypto exchange into a crowded field of blockchain tracing companies all vying for millions of federal dollars.
The SEC is trying to freeze the assets of a cryptocurrency mining and multilevel marketing scheme that it claimed bilked investors of $12 million.
U.N. and Federal Reserve experts think CBDCs can compete with commercial banks, New York and France enter a regulatory agreement while Europol has Wasabi Wallet concerns.
A crypto trader is trying to seize nearly 500 bitcoins from exchanges Xapo and Indodax through a new lawsuit that accuses the two crypto exchanges of harboring his stolen funds.
Bitmain's ousted co-founder reportedly retook the company's office building while a protocol update made Bitcoin more resilient to state attacks.
An amended lawsuit alleging Tether and Bitfinex manipulated the bitcoin market is now claiming Poloniex and Bittrex were also involved.
Bitcoin has just got easier to mine while major manufacturers have started shipping their latest machines ahead of China's rainy summer season.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has reportedly been nominated to another five-year term at the agency.
London-based bitcoin miner Argo reported that a dip in revenue last month may have occurred due to the bitcoin halving.
A U.S. oil and gas consortium says a blockchain-based automated platform tracking wastewater reduced transportation costs.
Ethereum Classic hardforked to become more compatible with Ethereum while a French energy firm is cleared to issue a new ICO.
Coincheck's .com domain had been "in a state where it could be acquired." No funds have been lost, the firm said.
Vodafone and Energy Web are using SIM cards and blockchain to build more nimble renewable power grids.
Comments from Minnesota Public Safety commissioner John Harrington comparing law enforcement to contact tracing alerted privacy activists to the dangers of misusing COVID-19 health data.
An Iranian lawmaker wants his country’s central bank to take bitcoin seriously.
Blockchain media startup Civil is shutting down after three years, with its team pivoting to building decentralized identity tools at parent firm ConsenSys.
Blockchain firms led the charge of fintech companies that relocated to Hong Kong in 2019.
Square Crypto supports Bitcoin's lightning network development, crypto mining pool Poolin expands lending and ICE is going after the petro dollar's creator.
The head of Venezuela's state-backed petro cryptocurrency has been added to the U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Most Wanted list.
Indian firms Tech Mahindra and Idealabs will offer curated professional certification courses on blockchain.
Blockchain analysis is "a euphemism" for surveillance, HRF Director Alex Gladstein told Elliptic's Tom Robinson during a debate on crypto tracing Monday.
Hong Kong-listed SMIC plans to raise $2.8 billion via an initial public offering on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, in hopes of advancing its chip making practices. The company is working with Canaan Creative to build a new crypto miner.
Private Swiss bank Maerki Baumann is offering a new trading and custody service for a handful of cryptos.
Chase Bank settled a class action brought by crypto purchasers while a new report shows a flaw in time-locked bitcoin transactions.
The JPMorgan subsidiary has agreed to repay most of $2.5 million it took in credit card fees for cryptocurrency purchases.