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United States megabank JPMorgan Chase has reportedly rehauled the privacy layer of its blockchain platform Quorum.

The Medici Bank comes more than 500 years after the original Banco de’ Medici and aims to “expand financial opportunity across global markets.”

Proceedings from yesterday’s hack of cryptocurrency exchange Binance have been moved to seven addresses.

Bitcoin has broken above the $6,000 mark for the first time in almost six months, showing marked resilience.

A group of 35 largest cryptocurrency traders is reportedly mulling the idea of creating a blacklist of counterparties engaged in nefarious activities.

An Ethereum 2.0 Proof-of-Stake testnet beacon blockchain is now live.

Malta’s Registry of Companies is going to run on a blockchain-powered system to boost efficiency and reduce unnecessary bureaucratic procedures.

Cryptocurrency mining firm Argo Blockchain expects a breakeven in May following an investment in new mining equipment.

Despite the recent hack and theft of 7,000 bitcoins from crypto exchange Binance, the coin is making decent gains on the day.

The city will work with Israel’s Colu to roll out belfast coin later in 2019 as part of a plan to galvanize social interaction.

The Canadian mining giant suffered during last year’s “crypto winter” but remains upbeat about the future.

Israeli police and the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation have arrested at least two men and reported others.

Turkish Bahçeşehir University has reportedly opened a blockchain center at Boston’s Northeastern University to provide informational support on the technology.

Chinese cryptocurrency mining giant Bitmain’s hashrate has noticeably dropped in the past 30 days.

Former OneCoin investor Christine Grablis is suing cryptocurrency firm OneCoin Ltd for fraud.

Major cryptocurrency payment services provider BitPay has onboarded former Worldpay U.S. executive Glen Braganza as its CFO.

Latest news from the “Blockchain Island” — a view from the Maltese Junior Minister for Financial Services, Digital Economy and Innovation.

Average bitcoin transaction fees increased by nearly 200% in April compared to March.

HBUS has announced the appointment of Oren Blonstein as its vice president of product and technology.

The Decentralized Autonomous Organization behind the DAI stablecoin announced a critical security update to its governance contract.

Tether, Bitfinex fight back against New York attorney general’s legal claims, as the stablecoin maintains stability.

Judge Joel M. Cohen refused to dismiss the court order entirely, but took aim at the “amorphous and endless” nature of its accusations.

Microsoft’s development kit is designed to aid developers using the newly-released Azure Blockchain Service.

The exchange plans to complete the rollout of its new platform in partnership with Digital Asset Holdings by 2020.

Bitcoin developer Pieter Wuille has unveiled two proposals on GitHub for a Taproot soft fork to address privacy issues.

Moscow universities student councils plan to test blockchain e-voting and will pass their methodology on to the city’s electoral commission.

U.S.-based coffee chain Starbucks is working with tech giant Microsoft on its blockchain-based coffee tracking initiative.

Ether volumes on DApps have registered a new high, while new DApps coming on chain are significantly low.

Charlie Munger, VP of American holding company Berkshire Hathaway, said that BTC investors “celebrate the life and work of Judas Iscariot.”

The Tron Foundation has disclosed a fixed critical vulnerability which could have rendered its blockchain unusable.