According to data from PitchBook, VC investments in crypto companies witnessed a staggering 68% drop in 2023 compared to the robust figures seen in 2022.
Russia began testing its new digital ruble with consumers on Tuesday, in the hope blockchain technology will help it evade sanctions and tighten control over its citizens.
The Global Blockchain Congress is truly an international event with editions taking place in Dubai, Hanoi, Doha and London.
Galaxy Digital, a leading crypto-focused financial services firm, has made a remarkable turnaround in 2022.
Hackers attack the Web3 world are ever advancing and need regular updates of security.
Food suppliers need to demonstrate transparency across the global supply chain, with French health authorities confirming that the E. coli bacteria infection and complications were the cause of the death of a child.
New York's chief financial regulator has ordered Paxos, the company behind the stablecoin of major crypto exchange Binance, to stop issuing the token, Paxos and the regulator said in separate statements on Monday.
Blockchain at heart is a ledger, a way of storing transactions that is -- according to fans -- secure, transparent and permanent.
Bitcoin prices reportedly reached a high of $11,000 but dropped back to approximately $10,800 shortly thereafter, which is still a remarkable growth.
This was reported by Scam Alert alongside Whale Alert via its new 'crime reporting, tracking and analysis' platform.
Even renowned hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones believes a bullish turnout is in the making for Bitcoin.
Big Blue is part of the team that will help develop a blockchain network to trace prescription drugs.
It's hard to imagine what the future of cryptocurrency will look like in a year's time but the sector is professionalizing quickly.
We have to treat blockchain as a precious commodity so we don't damage it before it can show its value.
Increasing currency volatility rings alarm bells and calls existing monetary system into question.
Public blockchain networks live or die by the strength of their communities.
Like the dot-com bust of the early 2000's, real companies - like Amazon, Google, eBay, or PayPal - will emerge through a crowded field of tulips.
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