First Mover: Bitcoin’s Back in the Black for 2020
Volatility is returning in a positive way, prices are going up and enthusiasm is returning to digital-asset markets.
Volatility is returning in a positive way, prices are going up and enthusiasm is returning to digital-asset markets.
The electric car manufacturer participated in the trial back in December.
Paxful's users can now directly trade bitcoin for gold through a new service offered by the peer-to-peer exchange.
The advocacy group has supported Telegram's appeal over a U.S. district court's decision to block the firm's token issuance – even outside the country.
With HODLers now dominating the market, bitcoin appears on track to extend its recent upward move toward $8,000.
Experts on North Korea say the country’s $1.5 billion cryptocurrency war chest is used to fund an illicit web of trade networks and supply chains.
Bitcoin donations have funded a mobile medical center used to assess Italians potentially hit by the novel coronavirus.
Experts say ether's recent rise in value can in part be attributed to growing confidence in the network's future.
The World Economic Forum said Monday that blockchain and digitization can help supply chains survive crises like COVID-19.
Even though the crypto custody law falls under the German banking act, German banks are hesitant to give crypto firms bank accounts.
Coinhouse's new status with the Financial Markets Authority should help the firm get banking services in France and bigger institutional clients.
Nestlé has added its Zoégas coffee brand to the IBM Food Trust blockchain and partnered with the Rainforest Alliance to bolster the coffee’s data traceability.
The coronavirus crisis creates a geopolitical opportunity for China, starting with digital currencies, says Teddy Fusaro of Bitwise.
The People’s Bank of China has sent one of its strongest signals yet of a commitment to creating a digital national currency.
A boutique law firm is leading a bevy of charges against the biggest names in crypto while MakerDAO plans its obsolescence.
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Marco Santori, who helped write the SAFT framework, is leaving Blockchain.com to helm Kraken's expanding legal team.
Ether and BTC are running neck and neck while three major lawsuits deal with the ICO aftermath. It's CoinDesk's Markets Daily podcast.
Like gift cards, digital tokens represent claims on future services. In a downturn, those tokens may not lose value as readily as equities and debt.
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The Bank of Korea has historically been skeptical about CBDCs, but now it's having to keep up.
"Looks like we're piggybacking on equities with some data possibly indicating virus peaking," says a trader of bitcoin's 5 percent jump Monday.
The new platform uses Tron's TRX token for purchases and its first project is within the Tron fold.
Shyft Network is adding yet another blockchain to its decentralized digital identification network.
It's a common refrain: The U.S. dollar will be debased by the trillions in coronavirus aid. That should strengthen the case for bitcoin... theoretically.
A flood of class-action lawsuits were filed in New York Friday, taking aim at a number of major cryptocurrency projects over their token sales.
Bitcoin markets have behaved a lot more like equities than gold during recent market swings. But widen the time frame and things start to look shinier.
Plaintiffs claim Wells Fargo Advisors did not check on the activities of a financial advisor accused of defrauding 150 investors.
Fintech challenger bank Revolut accelerated its plans to offer crypto buy and sell services due to recent actions by central banks, said head of crypto Edward Cooper.
Startup Braiins has released the first functioning code for a new protocol designed to fix longstanding security problems with bitcoin mining pools.