Besides 800 crypto-currencies being declared dead, experts believe the world's most popular digital currency has a future.
Authorities scramble to find ways to regulate initial coin offerings, as $761 million has already been laundered since January.
The tremendous growth in the value of crypto-currencies over the last few years has attracted investors, speculators, and criminals, says Ciphertrace.
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Cryptojacking has emerged as the new big threat to local firms, says Trend Micro.
Until last year, blockchain fees remained low, but this is no longer the case, says Richard Firth, CEO of MIP Holdings.
This will be one of 12 global centres that aim to better understand how these technologies can have a positive impact on humanity.
Experts say the Bitcoin price will recover to last year's highs after the latest plummet.
Using blockchain technology, Custos gives crypto-currency bounties to anyone who finds a leaked copy of a movie or e-book.
ICT ministers from member states come together to discuss challenges and solutions to ICT adoption in the Commonwealth and beyond.
The key to financial inclusion is technology, and many fintech companies are taking advantage of the gap banks have left.
The company wants to make more investments to drive blockchain technology in the South African market.