Crypto fans can immortalize cryptocurrency history via Cointelegraph’s digital collectibles, with the full launch coming on Dec. 1.

The market cap of Tether dropped amid the FTX fiasco while USD Coin supply increased by $2 billion.

The prolonged market volatility has not stopped investors from backing a new protocol that merges DeFi and the foreign exchange market.

The Japanese central bank plans to make a decision on whether to issue a digital currency by 2026.

A new bill confirms the government’s plan to raise $1 billion and invest them into the construction of a “Bitcoin city.”

Elizabeth Warren’s WSJ op-ed, which correlated the fall of the FTX crypto exchange to crypto ruining the entire economy, did not go unnoticed by the online crypto community.

Matthew Ferranti, a Ph.D. candidate at Harvard, pointed out that Bitcoin is an optimal alternative hedging asset for central banks.

The NYAG clarified that digital assets differ from blockchain technology, and it has no issues with citizens purchasing stakes in publicly traded blockchain-based businesses in retirement accounts.

Governor Kathy Hochul signed the PoW moratorium bill into law on Nov. 22, nearly four months after the bill was approved by the state senate.

The Busan city administration has signed agreements with multiple crypto firms, including Binance, Huobi Global and Crypto.com, as well as the troubled FTX exchange.