According to the billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio, the US will ban bitcoin if it becomes too successful. But is that even possible?

Bitcoin is booming during one of the most divisive US elections in recent history. But what happens after all the commotion dies down?

As corporate adoption continues, bitcoin inches ever closer to global reserve currency status.

PayPal’s foray into bitcoin has been heralded as an inflection point for the market, but not everything is as it seems.

The FATF's travel rule is set to come into full effect by 2021, a date in which all of the organizations 37 member countries are expected to comply with the edict. Here's what that means for bitcoin and the wider ecosystem.

The UK's financial watchdog issued a comprehensive retail ban on crypto derivatives trading this week. How will this impact the market, and what are the wider implications of bitcoin derivatives?

Last week we touched upon the FinCEN files, a cache of compromising reports filed by the world's major banks that were never acted upon. This week we delve into the controversies surrounding the reports and what they involved.

Last week we explored the FATF's red flags for crypto criminality; this week, we discuss whether such caution is really needed. Spoiler: Bitcoin's issues don't hold a candle to that of fiat and the banking system.

The FATF has issued a myriad of red flag indicators of criminal activity in bitcoin transactions. Here's how they might impact bitcoin holders and providers.

As the DeFi sector looks ready to crumble under its own weight, bitcoin is looking stronger than ever. But how would BTC react in the event of DeFi's demise?

The unholiest of trinities: inflation, a deep recession, and the looming unemployment rate could be about to cause an environment that only bitcoin can stomach.

Last week we probed into the advantages of a cashless society. Here's the other side of the coin.

This week we look at the consequences of a cashless society and what it could mean for the future of fiat.

One of the largest publicly-traded business in the world just swapped fiat for bitcoin. Here's why.

With both bitcoin and gold soaring amid economic turmoil, which asset is likely to come out on top?

Peer-to-peer bitcoin trading is booming in developing countries and paving the way for worldwide adoption.

Bitcoin's disruption of the gambling industry may act as a prelude for greater asset adoption.

Bitcoin's extensive utility may hold the key to its indefinite upside. But beyond all other applications, bitcoin's best bet is as a global reserve currency.

According to experts, bitcoin may just need a push in the right direction in order to reach reserve currency status.

Claims that Grayscale has bought up over 150% of newly mined bitcoin's are likely a myth. And now, some analysts believe the GBTC's Premium may be trumped up as well.

Bitcoin may have reached critical mass but mass adoption is still out of grasp. Here's how bitcoin engagement has evolved, and where it's conceivably heading next.

There are many bullish arguments for bitcoin, but none is more accurate than principle of scarcity.

Institutional interest in bitcoin is mounting, further legitimizing the sector and propelling it toward bigger things. Here's why.

The dollar's days are numbered. Soon, its hegemony will come to an end, and a new global reserve currency will take its place. Here's why that might be bitcoin.