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The waitlist for Robinhood’s crypto wallet is now more than one million customers long, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev said at CNBC’s Disruptor 50 summit on Thursday.Robinhood first announced last month that it was...

Finally: Will Russia embrace crypto as a way around the dollar’s domination of international oil markets? Recent comments from Russian President Vladimir Putin have raised hopes on this one. But, speaking from Moscow,...

Companies attempting to engage with customers in good faith, according to reasonable expectations, given laws on the books, have nothing to fear. There are clearly bright lines: For instance, as an advocate of...

To some market commentators, Thursday’s price drop looked more like a short-term retreat than the beginning of a prolonged slide. Earlier this week, analysts told CoinDesk they saw bullish indicators in price charts,...

Brian Frye, a conceptual artist, film maker and law professor, encourages people to plagiarize everything he’s ever created or said.“I’m the legal academy’s leading plagiarism advocate. I’m also the legal academy’s only plagiarism...

Would you let a chrome, volleyball-sized sphere scan your retinas in exchange for crypto?That’s the interesting – and controversial – premise behind Worldcoin, a new project co-founded by former Y Combinator President Sam...

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AGM Group, a fintech software-service and hardware provider, said it received an order for 25,000 of its 100 terahash-per-second ASIC miners from MinerVa Semiconductor.The Beijing-based company will get $20 million in deposit, with...

“NFTs are the driving force behind a new generation of internet products and services that are sharing value directly between the millions of developers, artists, collectors, and even gamers that participate – rather...

Imagine thinking that not collecting sensitive data is inherently a bad thing.That canard seemed to be the subtext of two memorable lines in last Sunday’s front-page New York Times story about the regulatory...