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The United States tax agency has published a request for information pertaining to privacy-centric cryptocurrencies and technologies that obfuscate crypto transactions. The IRS-CI Cyber Crimes Unit request is also asking...

To decrease wealth inequality, one passionate financial adviser argues why financial education needs different content, from different voices, delivered through different channels.

More South Korean conventional finance firms are set to follow Nonghyup (NH Bank) into the cryptoasset industry, say experts, academics, and industry insiders - who think regulators may offer banks safe passage into the ...

Okamoto explains why his "electronic cash" patent may have presented obstacles to Hal Finney's plans to make his own electronic currency.

More than 2,500 merchants in Austria can accept three types of cryptocurrencies via the payment processor Salamantex. The company explained that the system was tested with a number of select A1 5Gi network shops. Since t...

The price of Bitcoin is consolidating below $9,300 but this isn't necessarily bearish as a major breakout may be in the works.

Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind. On behalf of the future, I ask you of the past to leave us alone. You are not welcome among us. You ...

"You own your money, but you have to be aware of the responsibilities of owning your own money. You have to be careful with that freedom."

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) could provide consumers with cheaper and faster payments, according to experts in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry. They'll sidestep the need for an account with a commer...

This week in crypto news on Cryptonews.com: Bitcoin whale population growth might be a mirage, retail may consume 50% of BTC supply after next halving, and young Roobinhooders might propel the next BTC rally. IOTA announ...

As tech advances, so too, do the malware attacks. Amid a pandemic, ransomwares are turning to privacy-centric coins to get away with crime.

"The vulnerability does not allow the stealing of RVN or assets that you own and control, but the minting did create RVN that should not exist," said developer Tron Black.