French Tobacco Retailers to Sell Bitcoin From January
Tobacconists in France are reportedly going to be selling bitcoin vouchers to the public from New Year.
Tobacconists in France are reportedly going to be selling bitcoin vouchers to the public from New Year.
The SEC would like to establish jurisdiction over crypto assets but this is only appropriate where there are legally enforceable contracts between legal entities, argues Edan Yago.
Plaintiffs have explained how they believe Coinbase allowed insiders to unfairly profit from its rollout of bitcoin cash last December.
The California-based operator of Silvergate Bank has detailed its relationships with the cryptocurrency industry as part of its IPO filing with the SEC.
Circle Internet Financial had $127.5 million at the end of last month, enough to back the total number of USDC stablecoins in circulation.
Colorado's securities watchdog has issued four more cease-and-desist orders against suspect ICOs, taking its total since May to 18.
U.S.-based bitcoin mining firm Giga Watt has declared bankruptcy with millions still owed to creditors.
There is less than $5 billion of global capacity to insure crypto wallets held in custody. Coinbase has secured a significant chunk of that.
MV Index Solutions, a subsidiary of investment management firm VanEck, has launched a new index tracking the OTC performance of bitcoin.
Former SEC Commissioner Annette Nazareth is joining the advisory board of crypto mining firm Bitfury.
It’s been six days since the bitcoin cash split and the ongoing threat of one chain sabotaging the other has yet to materialize.
Bitcoin Cash SV's block reorganization yesterday may have been the result of a stress test, rather than an attack.
BitPay is integrating the Paxos Standard stablecoin into its services, allowing merchants to utilize the token to settle transactions.
Bakkt has delayed the launch of its bitcoin futures launch to January 2019.
The U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority is considering a ban on some cryptocurrency-based derivatives, a senior executive has said.
Bitcoin's sell-off has accelerated and put the cryptocurrency on pace to record its worst monthly performance of the year.
The U.S. DOJ is reportedly probing Tether and Bitfinex over whether they artificially boosted bitcoin's price using the USDT stablecoin.
OKEx has pushed back against allegations made by a trading firm over its forced settlement of bitcoin cash futures contracts last week.
North Dakota has issued a cease-and-desist against a Russia-based ICO for copying a bank's website to promote "potentially fraudulent securities."
SGX has clarified the rules for publicly listed companies planning to conduct token sales.
RSK Labs is operating under a new banner, with an emphasis on creating a range of open-source protocols for blockchain infrastructure.
More than a potential competition between blockchain platforms, tensions between IBM and Intel point to bigger questions around governance.
Alabama's securities agency has led the way on enforcement against ICO fraudsters, using investigation techniques pioneered chasing gun runners.
The cryptocurrency market rout accelerated today as bitcoin (BTC) fell below $5,000 for the first time in 13-months.
Columbia University and IBM are launching a pair of tech accelerators to aid blockchain startups in their early phases.
Deputy U.S. Attorney General Rod Rosenstein called for a multinational approach to regulating cryptocurrencies Sunday.
The price of bitcoin fell below $5,000 on Monday for the first time since October of last year.
The FEC is open to allowing mining pools to donate to political campaigns, but such donations would qualify as "contributions."
Cryptocurrency exchange operator Huobi Group has set up a Communist Party committee at a Beijing-based subsidiary.
The first ever exchange-traded product tracking multiple cryptocurrencies will start trading next week on Switzerland's Six stock exchange.