The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

Changpeng Zhao is a Canadian citizen who has spent almost his entire life in Canada where he lives.

Struggling cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network wants court permission to return digital assets to some users, according to the latest bankruptcy court proceedings. Hoboken, N.J.-based Celsius requested permission to release cryptocurrencies in its custody program and withholding accounts, which are for storage rather than generating returns. Roughly $210 million in assets…

Although medical and recreational marijuana is legal in many states across the country, cannabis remains illegal under federal law and the lack of federal regulation forces the industry to operate outside the traditional financial system.

DeFi Conf 2022 is expected to attract 200 attendees

There is always hope, even going into the fifth month of the crypto bear market. For those who can’t bear to keep following the prices (pun intended), we focus on following the projects of the projects themselves, which create the value.

Bitcoin traded flat, while Ethereum rose Thursday evening as the global cryptocurrency market cap inched up 0.3% to $983.9 billion.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott signed one of the largest deals for an NFL player ever in 2021. Terms of that deal have helped Prescott be one of the highest-paid NFL players. Add in several key endorsement deals, including one that’s new in 2022, and Prescott may make more off…

Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, is in the sights of regulators.

In an apparent indication of renewed investor faith in a project that cost them more than $60 billion in May 2022, Terra Classic (CRYPTO: LUNC), the original token of the old

The days of Larry David appearing in crypto-espousing Super Bowl ads seem like a distant memory.

Fluctuations in the prices of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) only affect investor sentiment in the short term and do not impact miners’ profitability.