The Indian government is set to debate a new law that will regulate digital currencies – and ban most crypto coins. This will hit millions of investors but also pave the way for a digital rupee

The authors say an update curtails the growth rate in ethereum supply and reduces the risk that token issuance eventually outpaces demand

Bank of Japan under pressure to shift from its cautious approach towards issuing a CBDC, as minister talks of 'security risk' of other countries issuing digital currencies

Singapore-based virtual currency exchange Coinstore has begun operations in India at a time when the Modi government is drawing up a new law that will effectively bar most private cryptocurrencies

A study of 29 cryptocurrency exchanges, where people buy and sell the virtual currencies, undertaken between July and November 2019...

Researchers in study of 29 exchanges found significant “wash trading”, where an investor sells and buys the same asset to create artificial interest in an investment

India’s move to ban private cryptocurrencies leaves the door open for investments in its underlying technologies.

US banking regulators said on Tuesday they intend to clarify next year the role that traditional banks can legally play in the cryptocurrency sector.

Binance responded saying it is rebuilding its dogecoin wallet entirely, resulting in a delay in withdrawals that may continue another week

The Modi government in New Delhi said it will allow certain exceptions to the ban in order to promote underlying technology

Exchange faces pressure from regulators and believes investments from sovereign funds would improve 'perception and relationships'

Authorities in Jiangsu province received a tip-off from a person trapped in the scheme operated by an investment platform called BBGO