France Gives Crypto Firms More Time to Comply
Instead of rushing to implement a stringent licensing regime, a new amendment means France will wait on EU-wide ruling to arrive.
Instead of rushing to implement a stringent licensing regime, a new amendment means France will wait on EU-wide ruling to arrive.
New Orleans-based Web3 firm NieuxCo aims to relieve collectors of the stress of finding a place “to go.”
With solid backing, the veteran actor aims to take audiences on a wild, crypto-fueled ride.
Blockstream is deploying more capital toward expanding its hosting services.
Soon even degens could be covered by a DeFi insurance policy that helps make them whole if they get rekt.
Veteran actor David Bianchi spoke to Decrypt's Jason Nelson right before a public table read for Bianchi's upcoming drama series "...
Collectors called the expensive NFT mint “clueless” but the sports car brand went ahead anyway, yielding a Web3 wreck in progress.
Tokens from Ethereum staking protocols, like Lido Finance, are all the rage. Now, Index Coop is launching a new index for curious...
Discrepancies around Binance’s hot wallet management have left more questions than answers about the exchange’s funds.
Fractal co-founder Justin Kan tells Decrypt that many game developers "want to be on Polygon."
The new deal between Fountain and Bitcoin firm ZEBEDEE will let podcasters reward their audience with the leading cryptocurrency.
The Web3 development platform has attracted investment from some of the blockchain world’s most prominent VC firms.
Aptos (APT), Fantom (FTM), and Hedera (HBAR) are among the crypto market’s top gainers over the past week.
New rules in Europe may mean that financial institutions must hold more capital if they plan to buy cryptocurrencies.
A lawyer for the now-bankrupt Genesis said the crypto broker’s disputes with creditors can be resolved as early as this week.
Historically, the beginning of the Lunar New Year has been an attractive entry time for long positions, according to recent resear...
As widely suspected, the notorious Lazarus Group was behind last June’s massive exploit.
The formal upgrade, which will allow users to withdraw staked ETH, remains on track for a March delivery.
The New York Department of Financial Services released a set of guidelines for safeguarding digital assets.