Tezos Is Giving Away Grant Money to Crypto Developers
The Tezos Foundation is launching a grant program to encourage its community to participate on its platform starting next month.
The Tezos Foundation is launching a grant program to encourage its community to participate on its platform starting next month.
Twelve Russian officials indicted for hacking into Democratic National Committee email accounts allegedly used cryptocurrencies, the DOJ announced.
Major League Baseball (MLB) is partnering with a blockchain startup to launch a decentralized app trading game.
Billionaire Steven Cohen, once dubbed the "Hedge Fund King," has reportedly invested in a crypto hedge fund.
Leshi Internet, a video streaming service with a history of financial issues, is being questioned by a stock exchange over its move into crypto.
A judge in New York has postponed a decision on a crypto fraud lawsuit until the CFTC can explain how it calculated damages.
CoinList, arguably the top site for listing token sales, has chosen TrustToken as the fifth ICO to be hosted on its website.
A team from China's Tsinghua University is patenting a way to store and share digital versions of culturally important objects using a blockchain.
CEO of Robinhood Markets, Vlad Tenev, explains why he thinks fee-based cryptocurrency trading will soon become a relic of the past.
Crypto exchange OKCoin has launched a branch in the U.S. market to offer trading services between U.S. dollars and several major cryptocurrencies.
If all goes according to plan, TokenPay and Charlie Lee's Litecoin Foundation will transform a tiny German bank into crypto's smoothest on-ramp.
A Chinese city has recently cracked a cryptocurrency-traded gambling case and confiscated over $1.5 million worth of cryptocurrencies.
A municipal utility provider in New York got the green light from state regulators to create a new set of electricity rates for cryptocurrency miners.
The U.S. House Financial Services Committee will host a crypto hearing focused on its use as a form of money next week.
A South Korean government-funded organization has submitted a blockchain-related patent application to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Tether, the company behind the dollar-tied USDT, has hired a chief compliance officer from the eighth-largest bank in North America.
In a report by an advisory firm on initial coin offering (ICO) investments, data shows close to 80% of all ICOs in 2017 were scams.
Binance is reportedly among a number of investors backing a decentralized, blockchain-based bank to be launched in Malta.
Fujitsu has launched a new blockchain consultancy service it claims will deliver a minimum viable product in just five days.
U.S.-based mobile stock trading app Robinhood has added two new cryptocurrencies to its trading service.
Wallet and custody startup Ledger is ramping up the number of cryptocurrencies it supports to meet demand from institutional investors.
The Australian retail bank has revised its loan agreements to prohibit borrowers from using mortgages to purchase cryptocurrency.
A board member at Swiss luxury goods maker Richemont has said luxury goods companies could use blockchain to bring transparency to their supply chain.
Fresh from meeting legendary cryptographer Phil Zimmermann, hacktivist and early bitcoin adopter Amir Taaki reflects on the PGP inventor's legacy.
Shanghai Stock Exchange sees potential for DLT in the securities market, but says the lack of a regulatory framework is a hurdle to be addressed.
Charles Hoskinson explains cardano's iterative approach to security, and how its interaction with academic gives it an advantage over other designs.
The results of a nationwide bitcoin survey conducted December by the Bank of Canada are now in.
The CFTC is wrapping up its case against accused fraudster Patrick McDonnell – but the hearings in New York this week have been anything but simple.
President Trump has signed an executive order establishing a new task force that targets consumer fraud, including those involving "digital currency."
New research suggests that prices for high-end graphics cards – coveted by both cryptocurrency miners and gamers alike – are falling.