The official Republican platform adopted earlier this week says the party will “defend the right to mine bitcoin.”

The Federal Election Commission says crypto donations are subject to the same rules and contribution limits as conventional contributions are — but some states ban them, as the currencies are harder to trace and regulate.

It could soon be easier to buy and sell ether, a cousin of bitcoin, via traditional market mechanisms.

Bitcoin halving happens approximately every four years, and it’s a big deal for the philosophical premise of the cryptocurrency.

The cryptocurrency’s price is up about 40 percent this year, inching closer to its pandemic-era high of nearly $69,000 per coin, and vindicating those who held on through recent lows.

The feds want data from crypto miners. The miners may file suit to block the request.

Exchange-traded funds are basically an easy way to invest in bitcoin from one’s brokerage account. The SEC approved the bitcoin EFTs last week.

Two years after El Salvador approved bitcoin as legal tender, only 1% of remittances are in bitcoin and many people don’t use it.

Instead of buying a new Porsche or a private jet rental, the mega-rich can drop $100,000 on a new citizenship — and the benefits that go with it.

The cryptocurrency industry seeks to create a decentralized, peer-to-peer means of exchange, but is it really just a speculative bubble?