Christina Comben

With the deepening global crisis, no markets have been spared.

OKEx has come a long way.

It isn’t only the markets that are being affected by the coronavirus.

If you thought your local Starbucks or WeWork were great places for connecting with friends and colleagues, imagine being surrounded by truly like-minded people united by a common passion.

The approach that cryptocurrency exchanges Binance and Coinbase are taking to the coronavirus is as different as night and day.

It seems that cryptocurrency owners have another threat to keep on their radars besides scammers and cryptojacking.

With hundreds of cryptocurrency exchanges to choose from, you’d be forgiven for not having heard of TradeSatoshi.

Uğur İbrahim Altay, the Mayor of Turkey’s pioneering blockchain city Konya, will speak at the upcoming IstanBlock 2020.

Ever since Binance appeared on the scene in 2017, its growth has been nothing short of astonishing.

In a move that can only serve to further adoption of cryptocurrency, major European football league club FC Barcelona today announced a new partnership with blockchain platform Chiliz.

On Tuesday, February 11, pro-crypto presidential candidate Andrew Yang has dropped out of the 2020 race after a “bitterly disappointing” outcome in the New Hampshire primary where he trailed in a dismal eighth place.

In a Reuters exclusive today, the breaking news outlet reported that banking giant JPMorgan’s blockchain unit “Quorum” and Joseph Lubin’s Ethereum accelerator ConsenSys are discussing a merger, according to people familiar with the plans.

On Friday, February 7, CryptoSlate reported that Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales said Bitcoin SV offered “nothing for Wikipedia and that there is zero chance we would ever use it.” Yesterday, he amplified the debate to include blockchain technology in general, arguing: “We already store data.

A series of adverts for Chinese crypto startup Zeux are being removed from the London Underground.

Last week, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce (aka ‘CryptoMom’) formally proposed a “safe harbor” for fundraising by token sale.