10 Reasons Why Central Banks Will Miss the Cryptocurrency Renaissance
A former central banker outlines 10 reasons why he believes his former employer (and other banks like it) will fail to adapt to cryptocurrency.
A former central banker outlines 10 reasons why he believes his former employer (and other banks like it) will fail to adapt to cryptocurrency.
Cryptocurrency exchange service is reviewing its listings in light of recent statements on initial coin offerings (ICOs) from the SEC.
New details have emerged about Australia's cryptocurrency exchange bill.
Australia is moving to introduce a new bill that would extend the country's anti-money laundering laws to cover domestic cryptocurrency exchanges.
Japan's largest IT services firm, NTT Data, has announced a new consortium aimed to investigate use cases for blockchain technology.
British police arrested an individual last week for allegedly fleecing would-be investors via a fake cryptocurrency investment scheme.
Three lawmakers in Ukraine have more than $45 million worth of bitcoin, recent disclosures reveal.
New charges have been filed against a former Secret Service agent previously plead guilty stealing bitcoins during the Silk Road investigation.
A working group within Russia's state legislature is further delaying work on a cryptocurrency legalization bill.
Convicted cryptocurrency executive Josh Garza may see his sentencing for wire fraud postponed until next year, court records show.
A consumer rights watchdog in Italy is fining a group of companies that have promoted OneCoin.
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A look at how a new class of cryptocurrency-based financial products impacts the balance of power between U.S. regulators.
The National Bank of Ukraine, the nation's central bank, is set to soon discuss how it should regulate cryptocurrencies.
An official from the European Commission has revealed it is currently building a blockchain tool to enable data sharing.
Bank of America is emerging as one of the most active banks when it comes to filing patents over claimed innovations in blockchain and cryptocurrency.
A new patent filing suggests global exchange operator Nasdaq has a particular interest in protecting blockchain-based order-matching technology.
The SEC has moved to suspend the trading of shares in a Texas-based company over suspicions about its planned initial coin offering.
Singapore’s central bank has issued a new warning to investors on the risks of initial coin offerings, or token sales.
A research office backed by a number of U.K. police groups has proposed changing the country’s laws to make seizing bitcoin holdings easier.
The most popular social network in Russia is loosening restrictions on advertisements related to cryptocurrency.
Swedish bitcoin exchange Safello is back on the radar, announcing credit card payments across the EU and other plans for growth.
India's government has reportedly completed work on a report that outlines possible steps for regulating cryptocurrencies.
One of Thailand's largest commercial banks is looking to digitize some of its financial contracts through a new blockchain solution.
A prominent author is seeking to take his newly launched ICO investment firm public on a major stock exchange.
What is the likely impact of cryptocurrency derivatives? Three lawyers speculate on the possible innovations to come.
Two Australian lawmakers have formed a parliamentary group to push government to better accommodate cryptocurrency and blockchain.
A foreign sanctions bill signed into law by President Donald Trump included a little-noticed provision on cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoins received by the WannaCry ransomware attacks are on the move. Will switching to another blockchain allow the hackers to get away?