April 2020

Money printer go brrrrrrr. In a world inherently short of dollars, refusing to increase supply is anything but responsible and rational, says columnist Jill Carlson.

Oil futures crashed into negative territory, making bitcoin look like a beacon of stability. But what does the news really mean for the top cryptocurrency?

The Minneapolis Federal Reserve claimed on a report that the economic restrictions associated with the coronavirus outbreak could be twice as though as it should be.

The top cryptocurrency is looking weak after Monday’s big crash in the oil markets.

The trial for a faster, more transparent clearing system involves some of the country’s largest banks.

The Blockchain Association is claiming that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is wrongfully conflating Kik’s exempt offering of securities during a 2017 ICO with the issuance of kin tokens

Privacy holes in the Lightning Network, a bitcoin transaction settlement layer, are leaking payment information.

In market news for April 21: crude oil futures go south yesterday, and lack of demand for oil continues due to the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. crude oil futures dipped into negative territory for the first time in history on Monday afternoon.

The hacker had drained $25 million in cryptocurrency from decentralized finance protocol dForce over the weekend.