Officials agree that cryptocurrencies pegged to real currencies will have to meet “the highest standards” of financial regulation. Continue reading →

On this week’s podcast episode of the Super Awesome Science Show, we hope to decode blockchain. Continue reading →

The federal government is proposing measures that take aim at shadowy payments made by terrorists and money launderers using virtual currencies and prepaid credit cards. Continue reading →

The same report calls digital currencies an ‘environmental disaster.’ Continue reading →

SaskPower has been seeing a significant increase in fraudulent activity in the province. Continue reading →

Google said Wednesday it was banning advertisements for cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings. Continue reading →

Even though more people now use cards, mobile phones or even facial recognition technology to pay street performers, buy pizza or donate to church on Sundays, hard cash is showing no signs of dying out, central bankers said. Continue reading →

The decision follows moves by several U.S. banks to stop allowing credit card purchases of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Continue reading →

Major lenders in the U.K., the U.S. and Australia have ceased to allow customers to purchase Bitcoin with credit cards, but Canadian banks have no plans to do the same. Continue reading →

A Bitcoin bubble? Economists and crypto experts disagree on currency’s fate Continue reading →