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The Democratic candidate for president’s family trust holds between $100,000 and $250,000 in the cryptocurrency.

Laws in the United States are the problem. Cryptocurrency advocates should focus on changing them — and in the meantime, consider moving to the European Union.

The industry is calling this its “Dodd-Frank moment” | Finance & economics

The accounting firm Mazars Group halted work for Binance and other crypto firms on reports that are meant to demonstrate that the companies hold the necessary reserves.

Here’s why Binance’s market supremacy in the wake of FTX’s collapse doesn’t sit well

Yield farming Ponzi-style DeFi schemes is so 2020. Today, real yield is all the rage. But can the sector survive with the much smaller real-revenue rewards?

Polychain Capital LP, a San Francisco-based investment firm focused on cryptocurrency, sued Shipyard Software Inc. in Delaware Chancery Court, asserting breaches of fiduciary duty "for depriving plaintiff and the class of the ability to redeem their shares."

Venture capital firms provide much-needed funding and guidance for early-stage crypto projects. But many suspect they’re only in it for themselves and not for the good of the project. Are crypto VCs really working in the interests of the community?

A significant number of carbon credits are from projects 8-10 years old; Ether and other major altcoins plummet. Good morning. Here’s what’s happening

Good morning. Here’s what’s happening:Prices: Bitcoin tumbles amid continued crypto industry stress.Insights: Speculating on tokenized carbon offs...