There are tons of raw blockchain transfers, but few could be considered "payments."

Fears of quantum computing breaking the back of blockchains are getting more realistic.

Lawmakers are propping up the sanction-avoidance industry in the name of the almighty dollar.

Digital currency still shows vulnerability to the whims of the world.

Bank lobbyists and crypto lobbyists are publicly fighting over new legislation. Lawmakers are noticeably absent from the debate.

Given that Bitcoin was created to circumvent traditional finance, what are we even doing here?

“Let me be clear with you, [USDT] is used a lot for laundering money,” the suspect is quoted as saying.

She warned of "extreme price volatility in financial markets due to catastrophising or euphoria, and a collapse in confidence."

Arizona, New Hampshire, and Texas have enacted laws aimed at creating their own reserves.

Turns out people might like to circumvent centralized financial infrastructure in times of political upheaval.

“Given the industry’s history of investor-harm... this turn raises troubling questions about the SEC’s priorities and effectiveness."

Coinbase's CEO isn't happy. Senators pump the brakes.