The difficult market is forcing once-highflying digital-currency companies to slash jobs, halt mergers and bar clients from withdrawing digital investments, all moves that are shocking investors.
While many crypto firms take an axe to their workforce, several big sector players - including Binance, Kraken and OKX - have committed to hiring sprees.
John Collison makes the case for two trends that might bolster fintech and other internet-based businesses as the world braces for a widely expected US recession next year.
Mazepay is determined to make B2B payments as easy as B2C. At a critical time of uncertainty for B2B businesses, the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority has granted them a license to make it even easier.
Celsius Network has hired lawyers to advise on possible solutions for its mounting financial problems, according to people familiar with the matter....
After Apple shook up the Buy Now, Pay Later market with news that it would now be a competitor to established firms, PayPal this morning is introducing another buy now, pay later product to follow the 2020 launch of its “Pay in 4? installment program.
Gilles Gade and Caitlin Long discuss the future of finance and digital assets, including discussions with regulators.
Crypto’s latest downturn may be more serious than past ones as Washington signals it intends to become more involved.
While several major crypto trading platforms are making large-scale layoffs and freezing hiring, some of their rivals have rushed to reassure their staff and the public that they are sticking to their recruiting plans despite the current market downturn.
The tech billionaire said he's "not involved" in crypto: "I'm not long or short any of those things."...