State-run media outlets in China have encouraged the public to avoid cryptocurrency markets. Much of the criticism has focused on what the outlets called “rampant” crypto market manipulation.

Earlier this year, Exodus sold $75 million in common stock for bitcoin, ethereum, and USDC stablecoin. Soon, it will transform those sold shares into its own tokens, which it hopes to make tradable on a secondary market.

The exchange typically adds cryptocurrencies to its retail platform a few weeks after first listing on the professional version.

The Bitcoin 2021 conference is looking to be the largest Bitcoin event in crypto history with CEO’s, former congressman and many more speakers.

The Android app is now available for U.S. residents and has over 20,000 users and $1 million in assets under management.

As cryptocurrencies continue to gain popularity, one interesting demographic taking the plunge into digital securities is pro athletes.

U.S. billionaire and one-time crypto skeptic Carl Icahn is looking to invest in crypto in a big way.

GameStop quietly unveiled a new web portal for a non-fungible token (NFT) platform as it looks to rebrand itself.

Since China has never been a fan of crypto and as regulatory uncertainty continues to build, bitcoin miners are looking elsewhere to set up shop.

The founder and CEO of the digital asset bank explains why crypto regulation is a great thing for this innovative space.

Boxing legend, Floyd Mayweather, is releasing a non-fungible token (NFT) collection before he steps into the ring on May 26th.

Armstrong said he visited DC to network and help answer questions about crypto.

As the debate over energy usage of bitcoin continues to unfold, digital asset manager Galaxy Digital, shows how the cryptocurrency compares to banking and gold’s energy usage.

As Elon Musk voices concerns over bitcoin for environmental reasons, billionaire hedge fund titan, Steve Cohen, is looking to get into crypto in a big way.

Diem, the Facebook stable coin, will partner with U.S. crypto friendly bank, Silvergate for digital transactions.

The drop in value comes as Musk tweeted out his car company won’t accept bitcoin for vehicle purchases, but Tesla isn’t selling any of its bitcoin.

As the Federal Reserve continues to print money in hopes of creating inflation, billionaire investor warns a ledger system could replace the U.S. dollar worldwide.

The U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange is offering the ability to earn interest on the meme-based crypto.