The Latest Breaking News from Cryptocom

From 2019 through 2023, the cryptocurrency industry in the U.S. invested a total of $56.44 million in lobbying efforts

Crypto.com made global headlines for a multimillion-dollar error that went unspotted for months. A court case reveals how it all went wrong

Cryptocurrency companies did not buy any of the expensive Super Bowl ads this year, a break from 2022.

Cryptocurrency exchange crypto.com is paring jobs, just a few months after an initial round of cuts.

The consulting firm Mazars Group has decided to cut ties with all the crypto firms whose accounts it often audits.

Crypto.com issued a report to reassure customers and the public its finances are just fine. Is that enough?

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.

Andrew Bragg says businesses promote themselves as regulated – despite there being no regulation of cryptocurrency in Australia

BlockFi is likely the just first of some big dominoes to fall in the wake of the FTX collapse. Here are some others to watch.