May 2020

A U.S. judge has dismissed a lawsuit alleging the firm changed its name to include “blockchain” in 2017 to boost its share price.

U.S. Senate staffers, hunting for tech to keep their chamber legislating through crises, floated blockchain voting in an April 30 continuity of Senate memo.

The U.S. dollar edged higher against its primary trading partners during Monday’s Asian trading session

New BitMEX users in Japan will be unable to open positions after the exchange restricted some accounts in accordance with new regulations.

Bitcoin’s underlying technology and monetary system make it one of the few investable assets that is immune to the economic fluctuations we have ahead.

Private enterprise blockchains are prone to insider attacks and don’t benefit from constant testing by an open community, experts at Kaspersky and EY say.

F2Pool, the largest bitcoin mining pool in the world, controls 20% of the network’s hashrate. F2Pool’s Thomas Heller explains the economics of mining.

Arming the Federal Reserve with a digital dollar would harm the free market, says Max Raskin, an NYU adjunct professor of law.

Bitfinex and Tether’s parent company wants to question employees of at least three U.S. banks about Crypto Capital – Bitfinex’s payment processor – accounts and holdings in an effort to recover more than $800 million.

In a significant deviation from the norm, bitcoin miners just produced 16 blocks in 63 minutes.