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Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Bitrue has suffered a major hack, losing 9.3 million XRP and 2.5 million cardano (ADA) from its hot wallet.

Bitcoin premabulls the Winklevoss Twins have seen their fortune soar 120% since January to hit a combined $1.45 billion.

Bitrefill has brought Bitcoin Lightning services directly to Coinbase exchange accounts before the exchange “could do it themselves.”

Binance and digital asset Trust company Paxos have partnered to integrate a new fiat deposit gateway on Binance’s flagship trading platform.

Coinbase’s professional offering Coinbase Pro is rolling out support for Chainlink tokens.

Asset management firm Northern Trust gives blockchain solution to Broadridge for further development.

Bitcoin has fallen by $1,400 on June 26, following reports of performance issues on the website of major trading platform Coinbase.

The Tron Foundation has announced a $20 million buyback plan in a bid to bolster community activity and market stability.

Blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis has appointed former FinCen and U.S. DoJ official Michael Mosier as its new Chief Technical Counsel.

Founded in 2013, major crypto prices data provider CoinMarketCap announced its first acquisition of Hashtag Capital.

Blockchain startup Waves has introduced an upgrade to its blockchain that enables decentralized applications on the platform.

Imgur received $20 million from an ex-Ripple CTO’s micropayments startup.

How far can the parabolic rise of bitcoin continue? What are the next levels to watch out for?

How big tech curbed freedom of expression ahead of the Tiananmen Square anniversary.

BaFin’s president Felix Hufeld has urged regulators to develop standards in response to Facebook’s forthcoming cryptocurrency, Libra.

Oxfam issued tap-and-pay cards loaded with $50 worth of DAI to 200 Vanuatu citizens to use via Sempo’s payment platform, following six weeks of direct consultation with villagers.

Bitcoin has gone parabolic again, but the factors fuelling its rise make for much more enjoyable reading than in 2017.

Bitcoin’s rise to multi-month highs may be attributable to a significant uptick in institutional activity over the past year, data from institutional crypto lender Genesis Capital reveals.

No consumers sent funds to an address promoted via the social network, with Tesco managing to restore order.

The cryptocurrency last saw such a level of market control before the start of its bull-run in April 2017.

In Germany, the CDU and CSU Union is pushing to integrate blockchain technology into public services.

The Ministry of Economy of Abkhazia has developed a bill regulating the country’s cryptocurrency mining activities.

The Western Mojave plant will run 330 days a year and generate 10-13 megawatts of power.

Peer-to-peer cryptocurrency solutions project Liquality has launched its interface for cross-chain atomic swaps between bitcoin, ether and stablecoin dai on the mainnet.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation released a new, more powerful model of its miniscule single-board computer, which costs $35 a pop and can run full nodes on the bitcoin network.

The U.S. remains easily the largest market for the machines as competition for new bitcoin on-ramps continues to heat up.

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire believes non-sovereign cryptos such as bitcoin will see continued growth despite the emergence of assets such as Facebook’s Libra and stablecoins.

An Ethereum-based synthetic issuance platform lost over 37 million in synthetic ether.

The AICPA has proposed a new set of standards for evaluating audit data, giving auditors guidelines on how to deal with audit evidence provided via blockchain.

The President of Uganda is announced to lead the 2019 Africa Blockchain Conference on the “fourth industrial revolution.”