Commerzbank and DZ Bank, two of the largest German banks, are launching digital asset trading.

EU regulations push the platform to suspend projects in conflict zones, including Palestine and Ukraine.

Louisiana becomes the first U.S. state to accept digital asset payments for state services.

A report published by BlackRock analyzes Bitcoin as a diversification tool for traditional investors: low long-term correlation with stocks and ...

The British fintech is reportedly in the advanced stages of developing a stablecoin, thus expanding its services in the digital ...

The Australian central bank acknowledges uncertain limits and benefits in the potential issuance of a retail CBDC for the Australian ...

The Swiss stock exchange operator aims to leverage favorable legislation and growing institutional demand to enter the digital asset market.

Rodriguez and Hill contest the evidence of illegal money transmission, while the prosecution rejects Rodriguez's request to amend the bail ...

Over 40 private companies join the BIS’s Project Agorá: improving the efficiency of international payments and developing programmable financial platforms ...

The Asian country's strategy involves using excess hydroelectric power for state-funded mining operations: over 13,000 bitcoins in reserve.