Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation that would largely prevent local authorities from taxing individuals and businesses that run blockchain nodes.
The leadership of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee was not satisfied with the response of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler to their request for documents.
The San Francisco Police Department has arrested a tech executive named Nima Momeni in connection with the April 4 stabbing of Cash App creator Bob Lee.
A federal magistrate judge has signed an order requiring BitBoy Crypto YouTuber Ben Armstrong to appear in Florida as part of a state meeting related to a lawsuit involving several crypto influencers.
A hacker group has unveiled a "ChatGPT-like" personal artificial intelligence (AI) that can be installed and run on a home computer even without an internet connection.
Former peer-to-peer file-sharing platform turned non-fungible token marketplace LimeWire has launched a new game that aims to revive the nostalgia for music piracy with the added bonus of crypto rewards.
Venture capitalist investment in cryptocurrency companies continued to decline in the first quarter of 2023, according to a new report and despite the current turmoil over cryptocurrency regulation in the U.S.
Bruce Lee Estate has partnered with NFT-powered video platform Shibuya to release a series of NFTs commemorating the late kung fu fighter and movie star Bruce Lee.
Artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content has been on the rise with the release of OpenAI's latest version of its AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT-4, and others like it.
Web3 in Africa started with cryptocurrencies, and blockchain technology has brought about a lot of transformations in terms of transparency and people’s control over their finances.
In the most significant investment to date, digital asset market maker and investment firm DWF Labs has announced an alliance with the EOS Network Foundation (ENF), in an investment deal valued at more than $60 million.
Executives from stablecoin issuer Circle and bankrupt cryptocurrency lender BlockFi have been questioned by two members of Congress who are investigating alleged "mutually beneficial arrangements" allegedly with the now-defunct Silicon Valley bank.
