Bitcoin & Crypto News

The IRS has submitted new arguments in its tax investigation dispute with cryptocurrency exchange startup Coinbase.

The Hong Kong securities regulator, the SFC, has announced that tokens issued via initial coin offerings may be classified as securities.

CoinDesk provides a translation of yesterday’s ruling from China’s regulators on the legality of fundraising via blockchain tokens.

The price of ether appears to have stabilized following moves by China’s regulators to curb one of its biggest use cases.

The Bank of Russia, the country’s central bank, has issued a new statement on the risks of cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings.

The Internet Archive, the nonprofit dedicated to providing open access to all knowledge, has spoken out on why it accepts bitcoin donations.

Canada’s financial intelligence agency has concerns over the anonymity of blockchain technologies, a report says.

BTC-e launched a refund option this weekend, but tech problems and scam attempts have complicated the situation.

A notable UK celebrity is launching a new real estate venture one that is targeting cryptocurrency investors in its marketing and branding.

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Just two days after achieving a historic high of over $5,000 on September 2, bitcoin’s price has plummeted to below $4,400.

How financial firms in the Netherlands are approaching blockchain, and how trends in the technology are shaping their work and progress.

A former central bank technologist takes a look at why central banks might consider issuing cryptocurrency and the possible implications.

Following in Floyd Mayweather’s footsteps, Paris Hilton has announced her participation in a token sale for a project called called Lydian.

New statements from China’s financial regulators call for a halt on all token trading and for the commencement of customer refunds.

China-based mining firm Bitmain is to receive a $50 million investment from major venture capital firms, according to a report.nn

The price of bitcoin may have seen a notable decline today on news that China was taking action to outlaw ICOs, overall trends are bullish.

The price of bitcoin continued its downward trajectory late Monday, falling $1,000 from its most recent all-time high set Friday.

ICO platforms in China are reportedly now issuing refunds to select customers following warnings by the nation’s regulators on Monday.