The latest developments in the FTX bankruptcy case come as the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange reached a new agreement with a company owned by the Abu Dhabi government.
Attorneys for Jimmy Fallon, star of NBC's long-running comedy and variety show "The Tonight Show," have filed a petition to "vacate" a subpoena calling him to testify in Yuga Labs Inc.
Multiple sources told Cointelegraph that the closure of Silvergate Bank is not a systemic risk to the U.S. banking system, but could have a significant impact on the crypto market.
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform BitMEX, has proposed a new stablecoin, NakaDollar (NUSD), which will be backed by Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin derivatives.
Six executives of cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme AirBit Club have pleaded guilty to a series of internationally coordinated fraud and money laundering charges,
The co-founder of the world's second largest blockchain has repeatedly exchanged some of the altcoins that have been given to him as gifts over the years.
At the center of the Grayscale-SEC farce is Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) the world’s largest Bitcoin fund which has been trading at a steep discount to its crypto
The group's chairman, Jerome Powell, said the Fed indicated it was ready to raise interest rates further if circumstances warranted such drastic measures.
A new study by digital asset data provider Kaiko has found that Silvergate’s decision to shut down its instant payments network could boost investor adoption of stablecoins in cryptocurrency transactions.
Rising electricity costs and falling digital asset prices, combined with high mining difficulty in the fourth quarter, slashed mining margins and made it difficult for miners to stay afloat.
American rapper and actor Snoop Dogg has been revealed as one of the co-founders of Web3-powered live-streaming app “Shiller” adding yet another Web3 partnership for the famous hip-hop artist.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance sought to hire Gary Gensler as an advisor before he became chairman of the SEC, according to a Wall Street Journal report based on 2018 and 2020 messages and documents and interviews with former employees.
