The CEO of an AI-powered romantic chatbot service turned up the heat—allegedly, and literally.
Mad Lads has surged to become the leading Solana NFT project based on floor price—briefly topping DeGods on Ethereum too.
Although Jump has been scaling back its crypto-related operations, the reason for the business' parting of ways remains unclear, Bloomberg reported.
Activision just revealed all of the maps and upgrades coming in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III first season content drop.
A study found that privacy increases participants’ willingness to use a CBDC by up to 60% when purchasing privacy-sensitive products.
The company’s collapse a year ago sent shockwaves through the world of crypto, but it changed very little in the new EU crypto regulation. Brussels is more interested in the question of what the pseudonymous crypto-asset world is good for, says Dea Markova.
The painting of Vitalik Buterin, "EthBoy" by Trevor Jones and Alotta Money, broke records in 2020. The Ethereum NFT just sold for a lot more.
Unpacking the IRS’ controversial new crypto tax regulation proposals.
Bitcoin is giving many traders a feeling that a support retest could be next, but BTC price strength is winning out over altcoins.
Republic Crypto is launching R/Note, a tokenized security whose owners get payouts from the company's venture exits. It will live atop the Avalanche blockchain.
BitGo CEO Mike Belshe said it's "quite likely" the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will reject a series of spot bitcoin ETF applications despite industrywide optimism.
Relentless & funny NFT Creator diewiththemostlikes says “good meat” instead of “gm!” and got on SuperRare thanks to DMT and a Hellboy outfit.
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“We’re still early,” an analyst says as Bitcoin profitability dynamics reveal a shift in BTC supply profitability on the horizon.
After the latest Form S-1 spot Bitcoin ETF amendment by WisdomTree, only Franklin Templeton and Global X are yet to amend their S-1 filings.
While artificial intelligence continues to grab headlines, small and large-scale Bitcoin miners might not necessarily jump ship to the AI and machine learning hype train.
The widespread use of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) does not have enough justification at the moment as customers are so comfortable using today's type of money, a senior Mastercard official has said.
Trading interest in DOGE bets rose over 40% in the past 24 hours to reach their highest levels since April.
Charts related to global central banks, U.S. financial conditions and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield suggest the path of least resistance for the cryptocurrency is upward.
IOSCO denied crypto industry requests for a bespoke regime for stablecoins while requiring closer cooperation between regulators in promotional materi
Decentralized exchange Sushi will test native Bitcoin DeFi functionality that promises to allow users to swap BTC across 30 blockchain networks.
AVAX is up 8% in the last 24 hours, while bitcoin is trading below $36,500.
The deal comes as Bitcoin ETF applications in the U.S. are seemingly inching closer toward regulatory approval.
Manning highlighted the clash between humans and technology at Lisbon's Web Summit, questioning AI's rapid development.
The social giant’s latest tools can conjure stunning visuals from text, setting up a generative AI showdown.
Chinese court knocks back civil lawsuit over “illegal” crypto, Hong Kong exchanges gain momentum, The Block gets $60M from Singapore firm.
Multiple U.S. states have ordered GS Partners to halt operations, accusing the company of defrauding investors in a number of crypto schemes, including tokenized pieces of a Dubai skyscraper and stakes of metaverse property.
The SEC delaying decision about spot BTC ETFs could leave the market without a catalyst until early January, halting the crypto rally's momentum, K33 analysts said this week.
Bitcoin payments firm Strike has expanded its services on a global scale, now allowing users in 36 countries (soon to be 65+) beyond the U.S. to buy bitcoin through the app, founder Jack Mallers announced in a blog post Thursday.