The Latest News about Cryptocurrency

View Bitcoin looks set to post the first monthly gain since June.

Bitcoin price was drifting towards $9,000 on Oct. 30 as the momentum behind its recent bull run appeared to wane.

Token offering platform CoinList has raised $10 million with backing from Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey.

Samsung is set to announce at the Samsung Developer Conference 2019 a comprehensive solution system that aims to help developers build mobile-compatible decentralized applications.

Entrepreneur and Bitcoin entrepreneur Kim Dotcom has revealed his new company K.im is directly supporting WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange.

Bitcoin mining giant Bitmain is said to have confidentially filed for an initial public offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

United Kingdom-based mining firm Argo Blockchain has doubled its order of new cryptocurrency miners as it eyes "Significant expansion" of its capacities.

The average Bitcoin Cash transaction size has increased from $7,420 to $24,050 in the aftermath of the controversy surrounding Bitmain.

MOSCOW - The line for selfies with Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao seemed endless, even though it was the second photo op of the night.

China-based mining titan Bitmain Technologies has discreetly filed an application for an Initial Public Offering with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.

Bitcoin-friendly Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has made a direct investment in a fledgling cryptocurrency company as part of its latest funding round.

By the end of this year, GPU miners could have a fresh new way to earn crypto without any opportunity cost.

Authorities in Johannesburg are holding firm in their refusal to pay a ransom of 4 Bitcoin to hackers who targeted municipal systems last week.

HODLer of a bygone era, Peter Schiff has argued that retail investors are getting squeezed by whales' tactics on the cryptocurrency markets.

Stellar has successfully completed its scheduled Protocol 12 upgrade, effectively disabling inflation for the network's cross-border payments-focused crypto, Stellar Lumens.

Weiss Crypto Ratings recently stated that China would never use Bitcoin.

A new web app, called "Shhgit", will scan the web-based GitHub code repository and search for sensitive secrets, such as private crypto keys.

The exodus of Poloniex, whose US operations are now winding down, is the latest in a long line of centralized exchanges to have bowed out citing regulatory pressure.

The number of daily XRP transactions is going through the roof, nearing an all-time high of 1.70 million.

CoinGecko announced that it is launching its own cryptocurrency derivatives section.

A German startup is attempting to list a Bitcoin derivative product on the Frankfurt and Luxembourg stock exchanges.

Ethereum-based decentralized stablecoin DAI is now spendable where VISA cards are accepted and leading stablecoin Tether is seeing increasing use by e-commerce organizations.

A MakerDAO token holder almost single-handedly decreased the stability fee on the Dai stablecoin by 4 percent, as he held 94 percent of the voting power for the proposition.

Last week Bitcoin's price action surprised the majority of the market and traders are now looking closely at altcoins to spot similarities that might signal a new altcoin market cycle.

Polychain Capital is partnering with the Web3 Foundation to launch a new investment fund for projects building atop the Polkadot network.

Bitmain, one of the largest mining hardware manufacturers in the world, has ousted co-founder and largest shareholder Micree Zhan Ketuan in what seems to have been a bloody power struggle within the company.

In an early-morning tweet on Oct. 29th, Tether announced that it would be performing a 300 million USDT chain swap.

A South Korean mobile payments dapp is rolling out a back-to-basics "Clicks and bricks" growth strategy to boost retail adoption.

Chinese state-owned media are attempting to quell the rush into crypto stocks following President Xi's statement to "Seize the opportunity" afforded by blockchain.

China's central bank, the People's Bank of China, will certify 11 types of financial technology hardware and software that are widely used for digital payment and blockchain services with its new verification system called the Certification of Fintech Products.