Americans who sold Bitcoin last year saw $1.7 billion in realized losses and $5.7 billion in unrealized losses according to survey performed by American personal finance company, Credit Karma. The $1.7 billion figure comes out to $718 in losses per Bitcoin investor. Despite these sizeable losses, the survey found that only 53% of American Bitcoin

Intercontinental Exchange, Microsoft, Starbucks and other large companies are partnering to launch a new platform called Bakkt which will allow consumers and institutions to buy, sell, store and spend cryptocurrencies, by November. Notably, the Intercontinental Exchange Inc., who owns many large futures markets as well as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), aims to “create

Upbit, South Korea’s largest crypto exchange said that they have completed an internal audit that disproves suspicions of fraud. The exchange, who was visited suddenly by financial regulators on fraud allegations has yet to publish their audit data, though they claim it demonstrates their coin holdings are real. The Korean government’s raid on the exchange

Today marks the first day of the inaugural NYC Blockchain Week. CoinDesk’s Consensus, which is touted as the largest blockchain event of the year, began today; following it are many blockchain events all around New York. Some of the events include Token Summit, Women in Blockchain, the Coin Center’s annual fundraising dinner, as well as