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Despite the breakeven cost of Bitcoin mining at nearly $8,000, the demand for mining is increasing.

Multiwallet will launch a Europe-targeted crypto custodial service in Malta, which claims to be compliant with initial local requirements.

Taiwan’s legislature has passed amendments to existing AML and counter terrorism financing (CFT) laws to place new requirements on crypto exchanges.

Major independent financial consulting company deVere Group has launched a suite of new Digital Asset Funds.

Charlie Shrem faces a new legal threat from the Winklevoss twins, who claim he owes them 5000 BTC.

A new blockchain trade finance platform developed by a dozen banks, among them HSBC, BNP Paribas, and Standard Chartered, launched Oct. 31 in Hong Kong.

The Financial Markets Authority of New Zealand claims a local crypto platform is a scam because of its use of a certified company’s name and identity.

Bitcoin and altcoins have been representing a “new institutional investment class” since 2017, despite the ensuing bear market, Morgan Stanley says.

The CEO of major crypto derivatives platform BitMEX, Arthur Hayes, has said he believes the current bear market could last another 12 to 18 months.

NASDAQ has high hopes it can use its market surveillance tech to stamp out manipulation in cryptocurrency markets.

While today marks the tenth anniversary of Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency has been trading sideways recently, with low volatility in markets overall.

On the 10th anniversary of the Bitcoin white paper, markets are seeing stability: Bitcoin is trading sideways and other major coins see gentle growth of below 2 percent.

Bitcoin was brought to life in Satoshi Nakamoto’s white paper 10 years ago and Cointelegraph takes a look at the whirlwind decade since its inception.

As Bitcoin celebrates the 10th anniversary of its white paper, Cointelegraph explores the various influences that breathed life into cryptocurrency.

Ernst and Young has launched the prototype of a system that enables secure and private transactions to take place on the Ethereum public blockchain.

Banco do Brasil and Santander reopen accounts of Brazilian crypto exchange Bitcoin Max following the preliminary court injunction.

Bank of America has gained over 50 blockchain-based patents so far in what executives say is a plan to “be prepared.”

Major crypto hardware manufacturer Ledger, with headquarters in Paris and San Francisco, extends to the Asia Pacific.

Following a period of prolonged stability, crypto markets see the second day of a slight slump.

Berkshire Hathaway – whose CEO and chairman is outspoken Bitcoin critic Warren Buffett – has invested around $600 million in two fintech payment firms.

A U.S. citizen has pled guilty before a federal court to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business, in connection with his peer-to-peer Bitcoin sales.

The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority has said it will consider whether to ban the sale of cryptocurrency-based derivatives, citing the risks of amplified investment losses.

MacOS users installing crypto price monitoring app fell victim to trojan, researcher finds.

The EEA, a blockchain standard-building organization, has released a new set of specifications to provide standards for developers.

Israeli-based blockchain firm StarkWare Industries has received $30 million from such industry players as Intel Capital and Sequoia USA.

Recent forays from large players into the crypto business show growing confidence in crypto’s longevity. Let’s see how the markets are reacting to these headlines.

Germany’s BaFin chairman Felix Hufeld is not convinced ICOs will become a mainstream phenomenon.

The world’s largest diamond mining firm, Russia’s Alrosa, has joined the pilot of fellow industry giant De Beers’ diamond supply blockchain platform “Tracr.”

Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck saw a 66 percent decline in revenue for Q3 2018, according to fiscal results published by Monex Group.

The crypto markets are in a very tight range for the past few weeks, what can become a catalyst to shake them?