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A summary of the proposed rules explains how service providers that accept crypto-currencies should report their activities and revenues to the Ministry of Economy and Finance, as well as what the government

Once you are a cryptomillionaire, and then you are a crypto-responder. Initial offers of coins (ICO) made crypto-news throughout 2017. Statements about new proposals became a flood, as the winter turned

It turns out that last year's "make blockchain real" mantra was slightly larger than the wishful thinking. Instead of increasing the efficiency of the enterprise, they encountered impractically

The price of Bitcoin goes down reaching $7000 for the first time since November 2017, which indicates the weakness of the market. Starting from the $8186 at the beginning of day, by the afternoon it reached

Baidu, the monster search machine of China, launched a new CryptoKitties service as part of its broader work with the block chain. The new initiative from Baidu, which is considered a Chinese company Google,

It's not just a fodder for television jokes, it's a goal that continues to capture the imagination of developers in the blockchain realm, and Ben Gorlick and Johnny Dillie are no exception. It turns out

Japan's financial watchdog is probing into crypto exchange Coincheck's finances through an on-site inspection, following its notable $530 mln hack, particularly, inspectors from the Financial Services

The Department of Justice (DOJ) in Philippines to investigate a cryptocurrency company, that has used the name of Senate President Aquilino Pimentel III to attract investors. The politician, commonly known

Texas state securities regulator has put out another cease and desist order on crypto related activities, particularly Texas State Securities Board (TSSB) is aiming to regulate Hong Kong-based firm dubbed

Down more than 25 percent week-on-week, bitcoin could be heading for its worst weekly loss since April 2013. The sell-off gathered pace today with prices hitting a 10-week low below $8,100, but a relief

Long Blockchain has cancelled the plan of purchasing 1000AntiMiner S9 cryptomining rigs. The company made this announcement on Friday while filing with the US Security and Exchange Commission. The reason

JD.com, Chinese retail and internet giant, to join Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA), which was conducted to develop and promote blockchain standards for freight and logistics globally. JD logistics

Cryptocurrency miner botnet has hijacked more than half a million machines and forced them to mine around 9000monero tokens, costing around $3.6mln. The botent is based on the Windows exploit EternalBlue,

The answer should be Bitcoin or Ether, but no. As we all know, and we have been reporting constantly, the price of Bitcoin has dropped in January for almost 30%, which means that its market capitalization

Customers will not be able to purchase bitcoin with their credit cards starting from February 3, Bank of America and JpMorgan Chase reports. According to JP Morgan report this step is a consequence of

Santander Group in cooperation with Ripple have launchged the biggest mobile app powered by the company’s distributed ledger. The app has been piloted for 18 months with bank’s employees, integrating Apple

Cheetah Mobile, а Chinese mobile app company, has announced its entry into the world of cryptocurrency wallets. The company will launch a new SafeWallet, which is so far available only for android and

The price of BTC has dropped to the lowest and is expected to drop even more, reaching $9000. The price drop has started when the market capitalization of BTC has tumbled and from $296 bln reached to $163

FedEx joins Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA) to start efforts in integration of blockchain-based platforms in its daily operations. It has developed a set of industry standards for blockchain usage

The government of the South Korea is investigating the use of cryptocurrency in illegal foreign currency exchange. According to the statement of Korea Customs Service (KCS) a total of 637.5 billion won