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According to recent reports, cryptocurrency exchange Deribit has been hacked, with hackers draining $28 million from the company's hot wallet.

In a press release published this week, a major U.S. cross-border payments and money transfer company announced a new service in its existing mobile application, allowing customers to trade and hold three major cryptocurrencies: bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH), and litecoin.

Distributed ledger technology is seeing an ever increasing – experimental and practical – application in various industry sectors in Switzerland.

The FTC recently took action against the online alcohol marketplace company Drizly and its CEO for alleged security failures.

Patents are made of words, and the claims of a patent define its scope: the invention/activities that others are legally excluded from practicing. During an infringement suit or administrative...

Welcome to the R&G Tech Studio, a Ropes & Gray podcast series highlighting the firm's technology attorneys, their respective practice areas and how the ever-changing tech landscape...

Welcome to Ropes & Gray Crypto Quarterly, our publication featuring news, trends, and legal developments in the cryptocurrency industry.

Crowell's Crypto Digest sat down with Jorge Pesok, Chief Legal Officer at The HBAR Foundation and former Crowell & Moring attorney.

In recent years, constructs that were traditionally the domain of governments have found analogues in the metaverse. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are stand-ins...

Reporting from Bloomberg indicates that distress is growing in the U.S. corporate bond market.