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The San Francisco-based Bitcoin financial services firm announced it had raised $5.7M in a seed funding round led by Polychain Capital.

Bitcoin price is pinned below $10K but on-chain data and market correlations show investors remain bullish.

The video conference app will launch its end-to-end encryption in July 2020 in a beta stage for both free and paid users.

Baby boomers are responsible for the 77% of volume growth for a San Franciscan Bitcoin broker.

The Fed is looking at issuing a central bank digital currency, but can’t point to any concrete progress.

Civic Technologies’s new app will act as both a vaccination proofing tool and a wallet for crypto.

REvil’s ransomware group begins campaign of leaking sensitive data from three companies.

Bitcoin price is struggling to overtake $9.6K even as Federal Reserve policy appears to be driving new investors into BTC.

Co-founder of Decred believes that the CBDCs could create greater information asymmetries that would benefit ruling elites.

DraftKing reveals that a ransomware attack was behind the latest cybersecurity incident of SBTech.

Vitalik Buterin pointed out that 40 million fewer Ether has been mined today than was envisioned five years ago.

BlackBerry releases crypto mining and cryptojacking detection software focused on computers running Windows 10.

A U.S. engineering firm awarded singer and entrepreneur Akon with a $6 billion contract to build a crypto city in Senegal.

New acting head of U.S. bank regulator talks about innovation expands financial inclusion and the government’s role in building frameworks for crypto.

The gaming giant released blockchain-based Rabbids tokens that will gather funds for UNICEF.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov admonishes Facebook and Instagram for generating ad revenue from scams that are being promoted from his name.

Last Monday, Chinese media reported that police in Guangdong froze thousands of bank accounts belonging to over-the-counter traders.

As protests against police brutality continue in the U.S., privacy advocates warn of the risks posed by centralized social media platforms.

ATBCoin has claimed that it is unable to pay a $250,000 settlement to a lawsuit over its $20 million ICO, prompting calls from the plaintiffs for the court to enforce the agreement.

Chris Giancarlo, who as CFTC chairman decreed that both Bitcoin and Ether were not securities, has argued the same for XRP. However he is now at a law firm providing counsel to Ripple, calling the impartiality of such claims into question.

The utopian idea of universal basic income — which has been with humanity for at least half a millenia — can become real with digital currency.

With ransomware attacks up 200% in the last two years, Cointelegraph looks at some of the methods bad actors are employing and how to avoid them.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are decentralized protocols. But how do they defend against the inevitability of human nature, if we accept that it is the destiny of some to lead, and the fate of others to be led?

Although scant on details, South Korea’s finance minister has confirmed that taxes will be imposed on cryptocurrency in the country.

The origin of the abnormal Ether transactions that paid more than $5 million in gas fees seems to be Korean “exchange” GoodCycle.

Exchanges’ fund flow ratio casts the spotlight on whale behavior after selling pressure sends BTC/USD below $9,000.

The World Economic Forum looks at blockchain as a solution against foul play in government processes.

Binance will launch a new digital asset trading platform in 2020 in the United Kingdom to serve its increasing institutional clientele.

Kraken CEO Jesse Powell told Bloomberg in a recent interview that Bitcoin would surpass gold as a store of value in the long term.

A giant 14.95% advance makes analysts confident as miners appear to balance increased costs to retain profitability.