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Things are looking precarious for Bitcoin this week, with concrete rebound predictions absent for the short term.

The first day of the year’s biggest blockchain event so far will see CZ, Nicolas Cary, Ken Timsit and many other significant figures on the stage.

“It is a natural extension for the future of gaming that it will expand to involve new areas such as cloud gaming and NFTs,” said Sega producer Masayoshi Kikuchi.

Former Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith has been sentenced to 63 months in prison and a $100,000 fine for violating sanctions on North Korea.

Frances Haugen, Facebook whistleblower at large, has now turned her focus to the Metaverse. She is worried about how Meta will handle privacy and intensely sensitive information.

Ripple Labs was able to gain a victory against the SEC in its ongoing securities fraud case. The judge on the case denied the SEC’s motion to review certain documents that may not be material to the prosecution.

Chris Dixon has topped the Forbes “Midas List” as the most successful venture capital investor in 2022.

Pantera Capital CEO Dan Morehead expects the $1.3 billion blockchain fund to close over the next “three or four weeks” once the due diligence from large institutions has been wrapped up.

The company has decided to begin accepting PoS crypto again after an outcry against Bitcoin forced it to suspend donations earlier this year.

Nonfungible token platforms incorporating Web3 and the Metaverse continue to attract sizable investments from venture capital firms.

BTC price tumbled back under $40,000 as on-chain metrics indicate dwindling demand from new investors, while long-term holders largely dominate the market.

“In these circumstances we can no longer continue to serve our clients from Russia,” said Vitalii Kedyk, CEO of Currency.com’s Ukraine arm.

The network also pledged $20 million to offset its carbon footprint and foster an industry-wide movement.

The researchers from BIS and the World Bank identify common factors across nine central banks that face a variety of different challenges.

Only “verified accredited investors” in the United States will be able to add coins to their Earn accounts starting on April 15 while users outside the country will be unaffected.

Bored Ape Yacht Club owners can take advantage of IP rights by auditioning for a BAYC movie trilogy, while other popular NFT characters now make up the cast of iHeartMedia's latest podcast venture.

But SHIB price risks another 50% decline as it continues to fluctuate inside a bearish triangle pattern.

Anyone can become the victim of a malicious NFT hack, so what more could OpenSea do to protect its users?

“I regularly roll grenades into the room, and someone needs to really jump on it.”

Cryptocurrency mixers offer users a higher level of privacy and anonymity for their transactions, but often run into trouble with regulators.

ETH/BTC could reach 0.10 this year as the market anticipates Ethereum’s proof-of-stake switch.

The official introduction of Cointelegraph France is taking place at the Paris Blockchain Week Summit, a flagship European blockchain event.

Since the hack of Axie Infinity’s Ronin bridge, developers behind the game have raised $150 million to reimburse the affected users.

The Fed gets some serious heat as CPI numbers show just how quickly prices are rising for U.S. consumers.

Already being the primary asset manager of USDC cash reserves, BlackRock will now also be exploring capital market applications for the USDC stablecoin.

The development of the cryptocurrency industry could not go unnoticed by the global rich. Where do the ultra-wealthy stand on crypto?

The sovereign national digital currency will be based on the national fiat and would have a fixed supply quite similar to Bitcoin.

Pledge has also introduced a mechanism allowing each crypto transaction to contribute to verified carbon offset initiatives via the United Nations Climate Neutral Now Initiative.

The EU Blockchain Observatory envisions distributed ledger technology delivering the Healthcare 4.0-era.

The borrower and the lender are two distinct actors in the crypto lending transaction. Borrowers put up cryptocurrency as collateral to secure a loan from a lender.