With blockchain puppets (we really mean it) on TV, CNBC pushing the bitcoin-as-gold narrative and The Guardian seeing connections between coronavirus and bitcoin’s recent rally, we’ve got a lot to talk about on today’s episode of The Breakdown.
Ohio resident Larry Dean Harmon, 36, has been charged with laundering more than $300 million in bitcoin for darknet marketplace AlphaBay.
Coinbase is rolling out margin trading retail and institutional investors in the U.S. and nine other countries, offering a light 3x leverage to traders.
With $30 million from Polychain and a16z, here’s how the buzzy Celo plans to rival Libra on financial inclusion.
Jeremy Allaire sees governments and industry finally taking blockchain seriously. That’s a big deal.
With bitcoin above $10,000 Markets Daily is back with our news roundup, plus a brief interview with CoinDesk senior markets reporter Brad Keoun.
eToro isn’t too worried about a potential U.K. ban on crypto derivatives.
Voyager plans to convert 40,000 Circle Invest accounts to its own platform by the end of next month, but promises little disruption to customer experience.
The regime may be boosting its monero mining efforts in order to evade UN-imposed sanctions and avoid being tracked.
Perth Glory is being acquired by a sports-focused group that says it raised $70 million in a 2018 token offering.