December 2019

The DappReview acquisition will help Binance further develop its existing dapps.

A judge ruled that the U.S. Department of Justice has enough evidence to move a case against ethereum developer Virgil Griffith to trial.

Virgil Griffith has been released from jail pending trial, attorney Brian Klein tells CoinDesk.

Christopher Giancarlo has joined law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher as its new senior counsel, where the former CFTC chief intends to continue advocating for a digital dollar and other policies.

Huobi China has joined a blockchain consortium backed by a powerful state-sponsored entity.

This time we’re talking crypto and traditional market, an ethereum developer in hot water after alleged sanction busting, and a look at this years biggest exchange hacks.

Sri Lanka’s Central Bank wants to use a blockchain system for local banks’ “know-your-customer” protocols.

Kakao’s in-development wallet for its “klay” cryptocurrency will support dapps and tokens based on the firm’s blockchain tech. The bad news is the launch has been delayed.

Australian blockchain startup Power Ledger will pilot a peer-to-peer solar energy trading platform alongside an Indian utility firm and a government agency.

The latest poll in the UK which was conducted by YouGov suggests that the Conservative Party will be able to hold onto its majority stake in the UK Parliament at next week’s election