April 2020

Bitcoin’s bulls are taking a breather in the approach to $7,800, having engineered the longest daily winning run in eight months.

As COVID-19 disrupts global supply chains, the WEF has published a roadmap for businesses to deploy blockchains as a solution.

The Lendf.me smart contract was hacked on April 29, but then, curiously, the funds were returned two days later.

CardCoins becomes one of the elite few to sponsor a Bitcoin Core developer – in this instance, Hennadii Stepanov, aka Hebasto.

April 28: Global stock markets remain strong on optimism that the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic has peaked in most western countries.

Oil prices plummeted nearly 25 percent on Monday and extended their losses into Tuesday, falling 13 percent in early trade on concerns that global storage facilities are reaching capacity.

Libra’s revised whitepaper resembles clearinghouse certificates that the U.S. used to prevent bank runs before the Federal Reserve was created, a former IMF economist says.

A Chinese city in the world’s bitcoin mining hub is publicly encouraging the blockchain industry to help consume excessive hydroelectricity.

Year to date, the native token of the Ethereum network’s 50 percent rally trounced bitcoin’s 7 percent gains.

CryptoWars founder Matias Nisenson is changing things up: “No decent game can run nowadays fully on-chain, even though that was our gaming utopia.”