The ancient, near-defunct electronics store's brand is now a worthless coin called $RADIO, and its promoters are going HAM.
Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) would provide recourse for scammed investors and coin holders and require disclosure of environmental impact.
A contract between the two organizations reveal what services the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency may get from Coinbase.
In a lawsuit, Yuga Labs claims conceptual artist Ryder Ripps is "trolling" the company.
The makers of the play-to-earn game that suffered the largest crypto heist ever earlier this year said they will reimburse hacked accounts starting June 28.
Keanu Reeves and his partner are advising the Futureverse Foundation, which aims to help diverse artists create and sell work in the metaverse, or something.
Amid an ongoing investigation, prosecutors have barred Terraform Labs' employees from leaving South Korea.
Bitcoin recently dipped 7.8% to $20,289 due in part to the sudden freezing of withdraws from vendors like Celsius.
The former Microsoft mogul lambasted Bored Apes and the entire basis of cryptocurrency at a conference.
The company CEO, Brian Armstrong, wrote a letter explaining the decision to lay-off 18% of all company employees.
BlockFi and Crypto.com are just two companies feeling the hurt, but there’s no real end to what the industry is already calling its summertime “crypto winter.”
The class-action lawsuit claims Binance violated U.S. securities law and that the crypto trading platform's ads about Terra were misleading and harmful.
Bitcoin's value has plunged. Celsius' terms of service say that "you may not have any legal remedies" to get your money back.
The academy will offer virtual and in-person classes for residents of the projects where the rapper grew up.
The queens and kings of FUD have left barbs in the crypto space’s ever-inflating balloon, leaving today’s lingering crypto crash with an extra sense of doom.
Just 64 bitcoin owners were responsible for the vast majority of mining in the cryptocurrency's early days.
Instead of granting regulatory oversight to the larger SEC, new legislation would consider crypto a “commodity” and shunt most regulation over to CFTC.
“Like, are they TRYING to get me to buy more?” one would-be trader wrote after watching a fake game show made by the SEC.
In a game of hot potato of responsibility for a hack that cost users’ retirement accounts an estimated $36 million, it's still unclear who will help victims.
The uptick in scammery is so bad that about one in four dollars stolen via fraud is now being reported stolen using crypto, according to the FTC.
