Blockchain security company BitGo will acquire Kingdom Trust in a new deal announced on Thursday.

Early use of the Lightning Network is catching bugs, but developers are concerned that it could also slow down the building of bitcoin's second layer.

CoinBase has partnered with Trading Technologies to integrate bitcoin spot and bitcoin derivatives trading.

China's central bank is considering its own digital currency, but it may not be built with blockchain technology, according a senior official.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is working to expose transactions made by drug traffickers using cryptocurrencies to hide their trails.

China's National Internet Finance Association, a self-regulatory group, has warned against participating in overseas ICOs and cryptocurrency trading.

Australia's Brisbane Airport is to roll out digital currency payments within the terminal shopping area.

Major Japanese exchange Coincheck has announced the suspension of a number of services today, including all cryptocurrency withdrawals.

Sia Nader's Cryptolux, a cryptocurrency fund-of-funds, aims to take advantage of lessons he drew in the 2008 crash – including the value of humility.

Bitcoin's price range continues to narrow, but a big move on either side could happen soon, the technical charts suggest.

Russia's Finance Ministry has introduced a draft federal law on the regulation of digital assets and initial coin offerings.

Technical analysis suggests that bitcoin cash could see a further decline ahead, but that bull scenarios are also in play.

Japanese exchange Coincheck has confirmed that about $533 million-worth of cryptocurrency has been stolen from its digital wallets.

Ethereum is getting closer to deploying new technology that would allow the network to scale, its founder Vitalik Buterin said. 

The Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission hit KropCoin with a cease-and-desist order, on the grounds it was offering unregistered securities.

The influential economist has made harsh public remarks about bitcoin before, but his latest piece broadens the attack to include the underlying tech.

Starbucks chairman Howard Schultz said the ubiquitous coffee chain sees the blockchain and digital currencies in its future–but not bitcoin.