The Latest Breaking News from Crypto

Tens of thousands of Australian investors with superannuation and savings tied up in cryptocurrency remain in suspense, as a major Australian broker collapses into voluntary administration.

After a decade of unconstrained growth -- when it seemed that a new billionaire was minted every day -- the tech industry has finally hit a rough patch. Elon Musk's erratic behaviour following his takeover of Twitter has left the financially leveraged platform in a precarious state. The crypto exchange…

The Federal Reserve hasn’t had much success so far in wrestling down sky-high inflation, but its monetary tightening campaign is having a major impact in deflating asset bubbles that swelled during the pandemic.

Will the company turn into the next Helium?

The company's rapidly shrinking revenues and market cap could put it in the sights of a big bank or private equity firm.

Shibuya is seeking to empower fan participation in moviemaking and to challenge the Hollywood studio system.

Venture capitalist Bradley Tusk explains where policymakers will be digging into next year.

Investigation is focused on whether Bankman-Fried manipulated the market for two cryptocurrencies, New York Times says.

Sam Bankman-Fried’s employees at FTX, which struck deals with Tom Brady and Steph Curry, said it “was too expensive from the beginning.”

The Securities and Exchange Commission chair said “the runway is getting shorter” for crypto companies.

If you have been watching the Fifa World Cup in Qatar closely, you will have noticed the advertising on the hoardings around the pitch. Alongside the usual names – Adidas, Coca-Cola, Visa – there are some new ones, including Crypto.com, the Singapore-based cryptocurrency and payment platform.