Market Outlook

The security breach of a well-funded blockchain project renewed critiques against its technology this week.

Twelve Russian officials indicted for hacking into Democratic National Committee email accounts allegedly used cryptocurrencies, the DOJ announced.

CoinList, arguably the top site for listing token sales, has chosen TrustToken as the fifth ICO to be hosted on its website.

Coinbase announced they might add five more cryptocurrencies to their platform, and the market reacted with glee.

The U.S. House Financial Services Committee will host a crypto hearing focused on its use as a form of money next week.

Wallet and custody startup Ledger is ramping up the number of cryptocurrencies it supports to meet demand from institutional investors.  

Kik CEO Ted Livingston created the kin token so people could easily buy and sell digital stuff online. Now he's paying devs to make the stuff.

With strong first day volumes, newly launched crypto app Augur has surpassed what may be the most popular decentralized application.

A paper published by the Bank of Finland explains why cryptocurrencies will never become a form of money.

Bitcoin veterans are jumping into the token economy with new licenses and custody options.

A platform for creating decentralized prediction markets, which held one of the first-ever ICOs, has gone live. Finally.

Binance announced today that it has appointed Helen Hai as the new head of its charity foundation.