December 2019

Discussing the ECB’s recent stablecoin comments, the resurfacing of some prominent 2017 token projects and a debate: Is crypto for criminals?

A VeChain buyback wallet containing 1.1 billion VET was compromised by an unknown hacker, the firm said Friday.

Bottle Pay is shutting down, citing the EU’s new AML rules, which could compel crypto wallet providers to collect KYC info from users starting next month.

Truly decentralized governance needs to take input from all stakeholders, which requires strong personalities to share the podium.

Creditors of QuadrigaCX have asked the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to exhume and conduct an autopsy of the failed exchange’s founder, Gerald Cotten.

With bitcoin recovering after four straight days of decline we’re talking about what may be the most illegal ICO ever, tokens for Mongolian taxi fares, Bitmain’s Texas hedge and one “suicidal” startups surprising success…

Berlin-based solarisBank has opened a subsidiary to offer a white-labeled custody product to nonbanks interested in offering crypto products.

Dogfooding – or using your own product – is normal among crypto startups. Is it indicative of a lack of real demand?

In a sharply worded brief, the New York Attorney General’s Office has criticized the exchange’s tactics in its case involving the Tether stablecoin’s backing.

DeFi took off this year but it remains a small deal in the scheme of things. Here’s how that changes.