193 | Latest Cryptocurrency News, Bitcoin & Crypto Updates 2026

Prince of Liechtenstein: “The Royal Family Might Invest in Crypto”

Cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, “could be one way to help his family restore its wealth,” the Crown Prince of Liechtenstein, Alois, told CNBC."Particularly with this whole new digital economy, it is something to look into more in the future," the Prince added.According to Alois, his...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

We’re in a Bubble – So What?

Dmitrij Radin is a blockchain enthusiast and cryptocurrency believer, CTO at ORCA Alliance, a customizable open banking platform connecting crypto and fiat services, Mentor at Blockchain Centre Vilnius.As Bitcoin gets more and more media attention, use of the word “bubble” is...

, by Dmitrij Radin

Someone, Please, Make Crypto Exchanges Simple!

A user-friendly makeover might encourage more people to join the crypto world.Just as the internet moved from being highly technical in its terminology and design to a place for everyday people, the crypto world is in desperate need of a user-friendly makeover.This tweet from investor Arianna...

, by Liam Kelly

Venezuela Gets Closer to its ‘Petro’

The pre-sale of the Venezuela's oil-backed national cryptocurrency, the petro, will begin on February 20, while President Nicolas Maduro is clearly hoping that the release will ease some of the country’s current economic hardships, according to CNBC. In the meantime, critics are up in arms...

, by Priyeshu Garg

Revolut Announces: Cryptocurrencies For Everyone!

Revolut, a digital banking alternative charging almost no fees, has announced they will be offering cryptocurrency trading for everyone using their app after brief delays.According to their website, it is now possible to buy cryptocurrency in 25 fiat currencies “at the touch of a...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Bitcoin Dips below USD 10,000, More Losses to Follow?

Bitcoin was under a lot of pressure during the past few hours, pushing the price below USD 10,000. Other major cryptocurrencies also declined, including bitcoin cash and ripple. The best performing currency was Ethereum’s Ether as it remained in the green zone with minor gains of 0.6% to USD...

, by Aayush Jindal

South Korean Court Recognizes Bitcoin’s Economic Value

The Suwon District Court in South Korea has recognized that bitcoin has economic value and therefore can be confiscated, Chosun News reported.The case was that of Ahn, 34, who was arrested in May last year and convicted of operating an illegal pornography site with approximately 1.2 million...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Morning News: S Korean Crypto-crook Arrested, Russian Mine Raided

USD 165m Worth Crypto-funded Crime Japan Still Feeling the Burn from Coincheck Hack Taipei Strikes Blockchain Deal Chinese District Makes Blockchain Bid Police Arrest USD 150m Crypto Fraudster Men Arrested After USD 36,000 Raid on BTC MineCatch up on the most essential cryptocurrency and...

, by Tim Alper

Facebook Banning ICO Ads Is ‘Good for the Industry’

Blockchain media experts support Facebook’s decision to ban all ads that promote cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICOs). "Facebook banning ICO ads is good for the industry in the long run. The ability to promote potentially scammy ICOs with ads that the general public may get...

, by Samantha Yap

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin Nosedive amid Market Fear

Bitcoin, Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies declined heavily during the past three sessions. The main market moving event was Facebook’s ban on cryptocurrency and ICO Ads.In a surprise move, Facebook banned ads for cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICOs). In a statement, the...

, by Aayush Jindal

4 Influential Cryptocurrency Projects

2018 has a number of exciting innovations that might be going live this year. Some of these could potentially change the entire way we interact with cryptocurrency today. They could also impact our financial lives in a far more direct way than we have ever seen before. Today, we will be going over...

, by Robert DeVoe

How Crypto World Puts Pressure on Government – India Case

Bitcoin fever had been on the rise in India for the past few months. However, the Indian Government’s recent high-handed approach against high net-worth cryptocurrency investors has created a state of unrest amongst the people. “Every three months, our volumes [Bitcoin trading] have...

, by Saket Singh

A Restaurant Says Yes to Crypto and No To Visa

Recently, a photo surfaced on the social network Reddit, showing the door to a restaurant in which, markedly, several different cryptocurrencies are accepted.The restaurant in question is the La Sirène in Manhattan, a French restaurant at the corner of Amsterdam Ave and 80th St, opened by...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

What the Coincheck Hack Tells Us About Australian Regulators

Philippa Ryan, University of Technology SydneyNew risk rules for cryptocurrency exchanges will be put to the test with the latest hack on Japanese exchange Coincheck. Hackers stole US$660 million worth of NEM (its native cryptocurrency).In the past eight years, more than a third of all...

, by Philippa Ryan

Prodeum ICO Pulls an Exit Scam

The website for the Prodeum ICO project has gone offline unannounced on Sunday, leaving only a nasty message to investors behind.Prodeum, with reportedly stolen identities of its “team” was supposedly a startup from Lithuania “about to revolutionize the fruit and vegetable...

, by Sead Fadilpašić

Bitcoin and Altcoins Slide Further in Red

Bitcoin faced an increased selling pressure below USD 11,200 and it moved below the USD 11,000 level. Similarly, altcoins extended declines, including Ethereum’s Ether, trading lower by 3.5% to USD 1,165.The main driving force was again regulation since Federal judges in Brooklyn, New York,...

, by Aayush Jindal

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