Nathaniel Mott

BitMart revealed that hackers were able to steal approximately $150 million worth of ETH and BSC from its hot wallets.

An Italian couple allegedly compromised machines at multiple stores to mine cryptocurrency on their behalf.

The International Monetary Fund has released a statement criticizing El Salvador's decision to make Bitcoin legal tender.

India is thinking about banning "private" cryptocurrencies in favor of an official central bank digital currency.

The Financial Times reports that many of China's banned cryptocurrency miners have moved to the US and Russia.

Swedish regulators have called for a ban on cryptocurrency mining over concerns about its environmental impact.

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele said the country plans to build a "Bitcoin City" near one of its many volcanoes.

The NFT Bay has debuted as a repository of purportedly every NFT on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains.

The Chinese Communist Party announced the expulsion of an official due to his involvement with cryptocurrency mining.

Trend Micro reports that hackers are targeting Alibaba Cloud servers to install cryptocurrency-mining malware.

The Taproot upgrade to Bitcoin should make transactions more private and bring smart contracts to the blockchain

Microsoft's app certificate expiration problems are now over -- at least for Windows Insiders.

Intel has offered a workaround for games suffering from DRM issues when played on its 12th Gen Core processors.

A Bitcoin wallet that was last active in May 2010 has come back online.

ETH set a record price above $4,400 as Shiba Inu, which uses the Ethereum blockchain, became increasingly popular.

Ethereum's transition from the proof-of-work model that relies on miners to a proof-of-stake model has been pushed back.

Researchers have disclosed a new attack, SmashEx, that can be used to collect and corrupt data stored in secure enclaves.

A recent study found that Bitcoin—and Bitcoin mining—is largely controlled by a few entities.

Polygon Technology paid a $2 million bounty for a bug that put up to $850 million worth of cryptocurrency at risk.

Bitcoin set a new price record by rising above $65,000 per BTC on the morning of October 20.

Cointelegraph argues that China's decision to ban cryptocurrency mining worked out pretty well for Bitcoin.

China has reportedly discovered illicit cryptocurrency miners stealing electricity from government organizations.

The U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network said Bitcoin is the most popular method of payment for ransomware.

Authorities in Alberta, Canada are reportedly mulling a $7.1 million fine for an illegal Bitcoin-mining power plant.