April 2020

The New York Department of Financial Services has appointed former IRS Criminal Investigations head Richard Weber as its new general counsel.

Blockstack, the startup building a decentralized backbone for Web 3.0, is open-sourcing its two patents – kinda.

OpenLaw’s LAO, or “Limited Liability Autonomous Organization,” opened Tuesday for investors looking to compliantly earn returns on the next wave of Ethereum-based projects.

Bitcoin could hit $8K soon while Indonesia has created a thornless durian. It’s CoinDesk’s Markets Daily Podcast.

Bitcoin’s third halving is less than two weeks away. Some traders are less than bullish ahead of the event.

The SEC says 7 members of the Blockchain Association have financial interests in Kik in its opposition to the group’s brief around the case.

Checkout.com, a digital payment processor that focuses on cross-border transactions, has become the 24th member of the Libra Association.

CipherTrace is rolling out a toolkit to help banks flag accounts and crypto-related transactions that may be suspicious.

An improvement in investor risk sentiment helped to push the Pound Sterling higher against its main rivals, the US Dollar and the Euro.

With the Bitcoin blockchain’s once-every-four-years rewards halving now just two weeks away, some analysts are starting to fix their sights on the next upside target: $10,000.