Report: Japanese Regulator Could Suspend Some Crypto Exchanges
Nikkei reports that Japan's Financial Services Agency will hit some cryptocurrency exchanges with penalties and suspend others for poor practices.
Nikkei reports that Japan's Financial Services Agency will hit some cryptocurrency exchanges with penalties and suspend others for poor practices.
In a recently released patent application, tech giant Huawei touts a blockchain system for protecting digital property rights.
ICO issuers that have raised $50 million or more in token sales are being tightlipped when it comes to inquiries about SEC subpoenas.
A U.S. district judge has backed the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission in defining cryptocurrencies as commodities.
The former head of the CFTC is speaking out about what he sees as the broad interest U.S. politicians have in regulating the crypto markets.
SEC chairman Jay Clayton explained why token sales qualify as securities offerings in an interview with Fox Business.
Yao Qian, digital currency research director at PBoC thinks a central bank digital currency should incorporate some features of cryptocurrency.
Economist Kenneth Rogoff said Tuesday that he expects bitcoin's price will decrease by 2028.
It's unclear how Twitter identifies which accounts to penalize for propagating cryptocurrency scams.
Wyoming's State Senate has cleared a bill that creates exemptions for certain types of blockchain tokens.
Bitconnect promoter Trevon James confirmed Monday that he is speaking with an FBI agent over his involvement with the defunct investment scheme.
North Carolina deems passive mining pool "shares" are unregistered securities.
According to a letter released today, FinCEN believes that companies launching token sales qualify as money transmitters, and must register as such.
Three U.S. states – Illinois, Arizona and Georgia – are now actively considering bills to allow tax payments made in cryptocurrency.
A crypto exchange startup is seeking to blacklist wallets associated with illicit drug use in an attempt to use the blockchain to save lives.
Chinese regulators are reportedly blocking social media accounts held by cryptocurrency exchanges that still offer services in the country.
An official from China's Securities Regulatory Commission has said complete decentralization is not the best way to reap blockchain's benefits.
The Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission has declared a bitcoin mining company to be unlawfully offering securities.
Rumors are swirling that the SEC is targeting a notable startup structure for tokens, but no one knows for sure what would happen if it did.
The U.S. Marshals will auction off 2,170 bitcoins worth roughly $25 million in two weeks.
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has been hit by a class action lawsuit over alleged insider trading during its launch of bitcoin cash trading.
At China's annual "Two Sessions" political event, policy advisors have made a wide range of comments on the future of blockchain in the country.
Roughly 600 cryptomining computers were stolen from four Icelandic data centers, police report.
Michael Arrington's crypto-fund has reportedly been subpoenaed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
As much as $50 million may have been lost by an international group of investors after putting their money into a bitcoin investment group.
The U.S. Attorney's Office could soon confiscate another 500 bitcoins that have been seized from alleged ID forgers in Ohio.
The head of the Bank of England has said that the institution will step up its efforts to combat cryptocurrency money laundering.
Mexico is now just one step away from passing a law that will regulate fintech including cryptocurrencies in the country.
Louisiana's attorney general is reportedly investigating a group of former staffers for using official resources to mine cryptocurrencies.
One U.S. senator thinks the Trump administration isn't doing enough to deter North Korean attacks on cryptocurrency users and exchanges.
