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Good news, bad news for customers of failed cryptocurrency exchange.

Rug pulls lure investors into bogus projects, causing massive losses.

Pair charged for stealing $4m cryptocurrency, four years ago in affluent Westmere.

Should KiwiSaver schemes take a lead from the US and get more involved in crypto?

It says the unlicensed scheme may have caused "significant detriment" to investors.

OPINION: Young people should start with KiwiSaver before riskier investments.

New York Times: Two of Trump's sons have invested in a new bitcoin-mining company.

The merger creates Australasia’s second-largest crypto platform by trading volume.

Hackers used phishing emails to access Bybit’s cold wallet, Chainalysis reported.

A potential IPO or sale could be on the cards.

Michael Saylor explains how his tech company buys billions in Bitcoin.

NY Times: He was a top exec. She was a policy expert. Now they both face prison time.

New York Times: Crypto industry a major source of his donations.

Where in the world is Stephen Macaskill?

Candidate says he would ensure rules were written by people 'who love cryptocurrencies'.

Inland Revenue is targeting customers who are actively dealing in cryptoassets.

New York Times: 'You are seeing a technology become a partisan political issue.'

There's been a shift in how the mainstream finance world approaches the cryptocurrency

FTX says nearly all of customers will receive money owed.

There are many ways to launder dirty cash, but cops have a powerful way to strike back.

OPINION: Mining becomes less profitable by halving Bitcoin, slowing production.

Celebrities including Larry David and Tom Brady backed FTX, which lost US$11 billion.

New York Times: There are big differences between now and the last crypto boom.

Related-party transactions investigated.

New York Times: Ben Armstrong, aka 'Bitboy', was a crypto star. Then it all went boom.