Balancer's whale problem has ended with a peace treaty, but Humpy's attack raises key questions about crypto governance.
If the SEC again blocks Grayscale's attempts to convert its Bitcoin product into an ETF, the firm has other options to help invest...
Voyager announced that Binance.US has emerged "as the highest and best bid" for the now-bankrupt firm's assets.
Daniel Alegre heeds the call of duty to leave a stalled Microsoft acquisition to helm Otherside development.
Senator Sherrod Brown added, though, that banning cryptocurrencies would be “very difficult” as activity would go offshore.
Despite several bullish metrics in the NFT market, metaverse tokens, like the rest of the industry, still can’t shake the Fed.
After four days facing "harsh" conditions in a Bahamanian prison, SBF may be open to returning to the USA.
The "Crypto Mom" says the oft-cited standard doesn’t fully address the status of decentralized crypto assets.
Billions of dollars flooded into the development of an immersive version of the internet. Are we there yet?
The industry kept a beleaguered Twitter buzzing this week with not one, but three talking points.
Nigeria is capping cash withdrawals in order to drive adoption of its CBDC the eNaira—but will people embrace the central bank’s v...
The floor price of the former president’s “digital trading cards” hit a pothole over the weekend.
DCG subsidiary Genesis still has a withdrawal freeze on its lending arm, and Grayscale’s Bitcoin fund is trading at record discoun...
Crypto’s top coins spiked earlier this week, then plummeted off interest rate updates from the Fed. DOGE got hit the hardest.
Finney was the first person ever to receive a Bitcoin transaction. He passed away in 2014, and had not tweeted since 2010.
Buterin would rather see Twitter provide users with 30 days’ notice before implementing new content moderation rules.
The Trump show is back! This time clad in cowboy dusters and astronaut suits, and finally available on the blockchain.
The so-called Cryptoqueen, Ruja Ignatova, remains at large.
The attacker appears to have used the protocol’s own private keys to drain liquidity pools. It’s unclear how they got them.