An industry body in China warned against illegal fundraising risks involving stablecoins amid a market frenzy over cryptocurrencies and digital assets.

Hong Kong, the US and some other regions and countries are racing against each other to set up regulatory frameworks for stablecoins.

China's industry body warns against illegal fundraising risks related to stablecoins amid cryptocurrency market frenzy. Some ...

James Howells, an IT engineer from Newport, Wales, is now more famously known as the man who lost 8,000 Bitcoins. Howells was ...

A Q2 2025 report by CoinGape reveals key metrics and industry outlook of the crypto market for the just ended Quarter. Here's ...

South Korea’s SMEs Ministry plans to recognise crypto firms as venture companies, unlocking tax breaks and funding under ...

Shanghai is showing signs of openness towards stablecoins as the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration ...

The US Treasury Department and IRS have repealed a rule requiring decentralized exchanges and other crypto protocols to report customer ...

A number of Texas based organizations accept cryptocurrency donations through The Giving Block to help with flood relief ...