The US Treasury has chosen to sanction cryptocurrency mining. What does this mean for the industry as a whole?

Technology investors and companies across California have been siding with cryptocurrency for over 10 years now. The governor of the biggest state economy in the US has now decided to make a move. Gavin Newsom has issued an order which potentially lays out a road map for consumer protections as well as for regulatory data. The idea is trying to examine the various ways in which the state can utilize the blockchain as well as the digital assets that are associated with it.

News stories come in thick and fast in the crypto world. Here’s a handy roundup of the latest crypto, blockchain and DeFi headlines:

The third generation of the Internet known as Web 3.0 is inextricably linked to blockchain technology. Indeed, blockchain tech not only allows decentralized apps to be run online, and improves the safety of the Internet, but it also underpins the very infrastructure that Web 3.0 is built on. Keep reading to find out more.

Want to learn which countries are the driving force behind blockchain adoption? Read on to learn more.

It has been another big week in the world of cryptocurrency. Here are the biggest news and notes so you can stay up to date on everything that has been happening.

Robinhood is one of the largest online brokerage firms out there, and it has recently added four brand new cryptocurrencies to its trading platform. Naturally, the crypto industry has gone berserk at this news as it is very big indeed.

Crypto and blockchain technology have been around for a few years now. Over the last decade, the concept of digital currencies has become more of a mainstream topic. Where once it used to be discussed by niche enthusiasts in their bedrooms, it has now developed into something that everyone is keen to learn about.

Plenty is going on in the world of Crypto this week. Read on to get the scoop!

Earlier this month, computing giant Intel announced the launch of its new Intel® Blockscale™ ASIC (application-specific integrated circuit) chip, bringing an effective new solution for those using proof-of-work consensus networks.