Bitcoin

Optimism about cryptocurrencies is back in the markets. This time, though, companies and even banks that once rejected crypto assets are driving the momentum.

A surge of violent attacks targeting individuals with substantial cryptocurrency holdings is spreading around the world.

Gas-fired power plants in Upstate New York are underutilized due to the abundance of hydroelectric power. They’re a new opportunity for crypto miners.

The Fram2 mission marks the first manned launch in history with a 90-degree inclination.

Bitcoin tycoon Chun Wang has reportedly paid between $150 million and $250 million for the Fram2 mission.

Cryptocurrencies were created to be independent of government and banking decisions. The establishment of a cryptocurrency reserve by the world's largest economic power has undermined that vision.

He's announced his plan to purchase the landfill after the council declared its closure.

Despite his extensive efforts to recover the asset, which has reached an astronomical value, common sense and legal constraints have ultimately ended his long battle.

Researchers have calculated the time required to update the encryption of the bitcoin network without shutting down the entire system.

And he plans to do it with bitcoin.

Crypto investors saw Trump's victory as a good sign.

If you're Satoshi Natamoto, one thing's for sure: getting harassed (or worse) is going to be inevitable.