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Bitcoin was first mined in 2009, and 13 years later, no federal crypto policy exists. A pending White House executive order may -- or may not -- change that.
Every crypto investor needs to report sales and trades on their tax returns. Get a quick rundown of exactly how to handle crypto transactions when filing your taxes.
The New York Stock Exchange may be laying foundations for a foray into crypto and NFTs. Find out why crypto investors are excited about the trademark application.
Crypto lending platform BlockFi has agreed to pay a $100 million settlement and create a new SEC-approved product. Find out what this means for other crypto lenders.
A third of Americans are more likely to date someone who mentions crypto on their dating profile. Find out why it may not be the best move to talk too much about crypto online.
Cryptocurrency investing can be exciting, but it also carries risk. These moves will help you protect yourself as you explore this fascinating new asset class.
Authorities seized about 80% of the Bitcoin lost in a 2016 Bitfinex hack. Given BTC's price is up around 7,000% since the hack, there's a lot of money at stake.
As the crypto market is rebounding, Shiba Inu is leading the way pumping more than 40% over the last day. Is it due to an upcoming Valentine's Day marketing stunt?
President Biden's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act doesn't reflect the way cryptocurrency works. Here's why a blockchain expert believes it could be anti-crypto.
The IRS has agreed to pay a refund to a crypto couple that claims they were unfairly taxed, but now they're rejecting the settlement to set favorable crypto-tax policy.
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