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Genesis written in white words against black background

Crypto Lender Genesis is Gearing Up to File Bankruptcy

Crypto firm Genesis is reportedly preparing to file for bankruptcy sometime this week.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Exterior shot of the US Department of Justice Building in DC

Nine Associated with Crypto Companies IcomTech and Forcount Charged With Promoting Ponzi Schemes

Continuing its crackdown on crypto, the Department of Justice charged a number of promoters for their involvement in two fraudulent cryptocurrency companies.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Bitcoin Miners Are Migrating en Masse During the Global Energy Crisis

Bitcoin miners are driving renewable energy innovation in some places while disrupting power grids in others.
By Sissi Cao

90% of NFTs Will Be Worthless in 3 to 5 Years, Coinbase Cofounder Warns

By Sissi Cao
Chinese State-Run Cryptocurrency

How Digital Currency Could Be China’s Ultimate Soft-Power Tool

By Chris Roberts

Self-Regulating Digital Currency Is a Great Idea—If It’s Done Right

By Brian Darling
ESMA said the blockchain technology is largely untested.

European Regulators Warn That Trendy ICOs Are ‘Extremely Risky’

By Sissi Cao
In an ICO, celebrities who promote digital currencies are essentially security brokers.

Celebrities Promoting Digital Currency May Be Breaking Laws

By Sissi Cao
Stripe is saying goodbye to bitcoin.

Soccer-Mom-Friendly AML Bitcoin Will Make Digital Currencies Mainstream

By Brian Darling
An image of Bitcoin and US currencies is displayed on a screen as delegates listen to a panel of speakers during the Interpol World Congress in Singapore on July 4, 2017. The three-day conference on fostering innovation for future security challenges is taking place from July 4 to 6. / AFP PHOTO / ROSLAN RAHMAN (Photo credit should read )

First Global Cryptocurrency Confab Set to Take Off in Barcelona

By Arick Wierson and Richard Hecker
This year many people used Samsung's Gear VR to watch the Rio Olympics.

5 Startup Categories That Made Great Leaps Forward in 2016

By John Bonazzo
Currency dealers monitor exchange rates in front of screens showing exchange rates for Korean won against the Pound and the Euro (C top) in a trading room at the KEB Hana Bank in Seoul on June 24, 2016. South Korean shares turned lower in late morning on June 24, as the results of the British referendum remain murky.

Ripple’s XRP Gets Strong Vote of Confidence Following Global Bank Investments

By Brady Dale
Analog ripple.

Global Banks Announce Partnerships and Investments at Ripple

By Brady Dale
Infringement, schminfringement! (via coinyewest.com)

A Kanye West-Inspired Cryptocurrency Exists Now

By Molly Mulshine
(Photo: Wordpress)

WordPress.com Is Now Accepting Bitcoin Payments

By Jessica Roy
A physical representation of digital Bitcoins. (flickr.com/zcopley)

Leaked Report: FBI is Terrified of Bitcoin Becoming a Currency for ‘Cyber Criminals’

By Jessica Roy
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