July 2019

New research has found that the U.S. leads the world in the volume of tweets referencing bitcoin and Facebook’s planned cryptocurrency.

An Australian couple lost over AU$20,000 in a bitcoin scam, and were even taunted by the perpetrator over their losses.

BTG Pactual, Brazil’s fifth largest bank, plans to utilize the Tezos blockchain for security token offerings potentially worth $1 billion.

Only a few days after a meeting between North Korean and U.S. leaders, North Korea has attacked the United States as being “hell-bent on hostile acts” and “obsessed with sanctions.”

The European Commission vice-president said on Monday that the Eurozone should commit to climate neutrality by 2050.

New rules make it even harder to create anonymous crypto exchanges in South Korea.

After clawing back 25 percent of recent losses, bitcoin looks set to close in the green on July 4 for the fifth consecutive year.

The crypto artist has worked with Dorian Nakamoto and recently expanded his reach into South America.

Fujitsu Laboratories has unveiled digital identity tech that scores users’ reliability to increase the security of online transactions.

Wall Street benchmarks rallied on Wednesday, boosted to fresh record highs by renewed optimism that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates as early as this month after economic data releases that were weaker than analysts predicted.