The identity of bitcoin’s inventor remains elusive, even on today’s internet.
Wash trading is a market manipulation tactic that dates back to the ‘30s. It’s since come to crypto.
And it all started with some “Storybook Brawl.”
NFT sales may be down, but some are still holding out hope for becoming wealthy off digital art.
Plus: Bitcoin’s energy dip, and an X-wing Fighter model purchase.
Will the company’s hiring freeze turn workers away from crypto?
Plus: Ridiculous personal finances, and the queen’s 70th anniversary.
Scammers are impersonating crypto celebs to sell bogus NFTs.
As crypto prices fall, crypto’s biggest spenders are cutting back, and their celebrity boosters have gone silent.
Plus: Redbox, 129.2k bitcoins, and $120 diapers.
Stablecoins are supposed to be stable, but recent volatility in the crypto market has shown they might not be as reliable as we thought.
Coinbase stock is down ~60% in the last 5 days.
A Utah real estate developer thinks blockchain can make homebuying cheaper and faster.
Codie Sanchez shares her personal framework for determining if something is worth buying.
BAYC owners are trying to prove the NFTs are good for something else —– building businesses in the physical world.
Cryptocurrency tattoos are rapidly rising in popularity.
Crypto lobbying tripled in 2021, but the sector is still spending just 1/12 as much as Wall Street.
An anticipated NFT drop went very wrong thanks to a hideous turtle and his friends.
Since Ukraine began soliciting crypto donations, it’s pulled in $57m+.
Collectives are forming to help women get into crypto, DeFi, and NFTS, hopefully bridging the Web3 gender gap.
Scammers can hide fees or other tricks in smart contracts, while hackers look for vulnerabilities to exploit.
At one point this week, bitcoin was 50% below its all-time high. Why is this happening?
Different retailers are pursuing different strategies, but all of them are rooted in self-preservation.
The popular NFT marketplace facilitated $14B in transactions in 2021 and already passed $1B in 2022.
Square Enix, whose video game roster includes “Final Fantasy” and “Tomb Raider,” is entering the metaverse with token economies.
“Virtual real estate” may sound like an oxymoron, but a future where pixelated land rivals Manhattan properties is close.
Bitcoin may be the best known cryptocurrency, but others are reaching unicorn status far faster.
ProShares and Mastercard, 2 institutions tied to the traditional financial infrastructure, are helping crypto go mainstream.