Panic over regulatory enforcement sees Bitcoin and altcoins give up recent gains, costing long traders over a quarter of a billion dollars in a single day.

The co-founder of cryptocurrency exchange Bitzlato was briefly detained for questioning in Moscow at the request of Interpol, after which he was released.

One community member swore to never trade in the exchange and even went as far as saying that he will bully the users of the exchange.

While the exact reason for the investigation hasn’t been revealed, it has been reported that the New York regulator plans on upping its efforts to protect consumers this year.

The “Parisland” metaverse experience will launch in time for Valentine's Day to give budding lovebugs a space to meet, at least virtually.

The mining firm is not fearful of the bear market and plans to “pick off infrastructure and assets at good deals” this year.

SEC's recent charges against crypto exchange Kraken over its staking program have sent tremors through the crypto industry.

A slated financial literacy book by Alex Mashinsky has already been canceled but the book's publisher is still trying to wipe all traces of it from the internet.

"Today, the SEC shut down Kraken’s staking program and counted it as a win for investors. I disagree and therefore dissent," said commissioner Hester Pierce.

The state already has crypto miners, the bill to protect them still has to pass the house of representatives and be signed by the governor.