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The U.S. should apply a "do no harm" approach and take a lead role on blockchain regulation, says William Mougayar.

Two particularly important ideas related to bitcoin's future are likely going to conflict with each other. But that doesn't need to a problem.

Crypto wallet company Ledger debuted a new product Sunday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

In 2019, tokens will invade the enterprise in full force and the line between public and private networks will start to disappear, writes ConsenSys' Ajit Tripathi.

Hashed CEO Simon Seojoon Kim looks at the inherent limitations of ICOs, in particular the belief that "anyone can invest in an initial project."

In an op-ed written exclusively for CoinDesk, Enigma CEO Guy Zyskind says 2019 must be about building decentralized solutions for data privacy.

The promises made for blockchain are a pipe dream that is unsubstantiated and misleading, says Farzam Ehsani.

Accepting crypto payments can help niche businesses build deeper relationships with customers – as this real-world example shows.

A new memo by the Texas Department of Banking notes that stablecoins may fall under the state's definition of "money" and therefore would be subject to money transmission laws.

Medici Ventures, the blockchain investment arm of Overstock, is reassigning a top executive to focus on revenue generation at its most prominent portfolio company, tZERO.

ConsenSys is partnering with AMD to provide a new cloud computing blockchain infrastructure aimed at large companies and government agencies.

A 'tentative' consensus was reached today that ethereum's developers will propose blocking ASIC before the blockchain's proof-of-stake upgrade.

The China Banking Association, the country’s self-regulatory organization for the banking sector, has launched a new blockchain-based platform for trade finance.

Vaishali Mehta, a senior compliance manager at Coinbase from November 2017 to November 2018, has joined TrustToken as head of compliance.

ICO-related drama overshadowed blockchain tech's enormous progress in 2018, writes EY's Paul Brody.

Crypto as an asset class? Investors would do well to learn it's not a one-size-fits all classification.

Participants in the "Proof of Keys" movement will be taking their money out of third-party bitcoin services, moving it to accounts only they control.

Overstock.com plans to be the first major business to pay state taxes using bitcoin in Ohio.

To incentivize file-sharing, BitTorrent is creating a cryptocurrency token on the Tron protocol.

A new privacy coin called "Beam" just launched on mainnet. It's based on the highly-regarded "mimblewimble" white paper outlining support for confidential transactions and network anonymity on a blockchain.

DX.Exchange, a Nasdaq-powered trading firm, will allow investors to purchase crypto tokens representing shares in major public firms.

A Thailand government agency has developed a blockchain-based solution that's set to digitalize elections voting in the country.

In this exclusive op-ed, Jenny Leung, an Australian attorney who formerly worked for the country's financial regulator, explained 7 legal questions that will define blockchain this year.

Decred's Jake Yocom-Piatt explains in this exclusive op-ed why he thinks information asymmetry is a key factor driving the manic buying and panic selling cycles in the crypto markets.

New York will be forming a task force to analyze the crypto space, which may go as far as proposing updated regulations for the state.