Market Outlook

Large-cap cryptocurrencies may have had a stellar 2017, but 2018 hasn't been so kind – with several being worst hit.

Two of Wall Street's biggest banks are reportedly taking steps to bar customers from using credit cards to purchase cryptocurrencies.

Long Blockchain announced Friday that it was no longer pursuing a purchase of 1,000 AntMiners.

A new type of scam sees Twitter users copying cryptocurrency developers and companies and asking the public to send "donations."

The logistics arm of Chinese retail and internet giant JD.com has joined the Blockchain in Transport Alliance.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has indicated he is planning to raise the subject of cryptocurrency regulation during an upcoming G20 summit.

Samsung has confirmed it is now manufacturing cryptocurrency mining chips after reports earlier this week.

After a year in which the company suffered a high-profile hack, ethereum startup Parity is now moving forward on key project development.

Stephen Palley's team will work on mediating disputes and what people in the traditional finance world call "workouts" – fixing distressed situations.

Digital payments company Square has rolled bitcoin payments out to most of its Cash App users.

Social media giant Facebook has unveiled a new policy that bans advertisements involving bitcoin and initial coin offerings, among others. 

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is charging cryptocurrency banking firm AriseBank over alleged fraud and violations of securities rules.