The largest crypto exchange by volume tapped a 20 year Internal Revenue Service (IRS) former official to expand international anti-money laundering (AML) programs.

As institutions file for bitcoin exchange traded funds (ETFs), digital finance firm Kryptoin is seeking to create an ETF for the second largest cryptocurrency, Ethereum.

The amendment aims to help clarify reporting issues regarding which crypto-related businesses will be affected by the proposed legislation.

The hash rate, or how much computing power is working to secure the bitcoin network, continues to recover as miners relocate after China crackdowns.

Standard Power, a bitcoin mining host, will convert an old paper mill to a mining facility connected to nuclear power plants.

A personal hardware wallet is non-custodial, meaning crypto holders stay in control of their own private keys instead of letting third parties like crypto exchanges handle the keys for them.

Wall Street giant Citigroup launched a new business unit to give clients exposure to cryptocurrencies, tokenization, and other blockchain technologies.

The central bank of China has summoned a group of domestic banks and mobile payment providers for a meeting regarding the recent speculative activities around crypto trading.

Participants will be able to invest up to 5% of their retirement portfolio into cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ether.

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.

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.