Developers are shifting toward artificial intelligence infrastructure as blockchain ecosystems lose contributors across major networks, from Ethereum to Solana.

The CEO of a Florida cryptocurrency firm is accused of operating a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of at least $328 million.

In Park Slope, as temperatures stayed frigid, neighbors became first responders. “For people who needed it, we got them blankets, flashlights, water, and that’s what’s really important, that our ...

Thousands of Brooklynites have lost power in recent days because of last week’s snow, and the lingering cold has made it harder for Con Edison to get the lights back on. As of Monday afternoon, Con Ed ...

New Yorkers are getting zapped, again. Con Ed will hike electric bills by 10.4% and inflate gas bill 15.8% – costing the average Big Apple resident an eye-watering $600 more per year by 2028. The ...

Key insight: The growing street cred of stablecoins is inspiring companies to offer 24/7, on-chain trading of tokenized securities. What's at stake: Market incumbents risk disintermediation if legacy ...

Medialink Group Limited is launching Con-Con Hong Kong 2026, billed as Asia’s first comprehensive intellectual property extravaganza, set for April 4-5 at AsiaWorld-Expo. The inaugural two-day ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. In a move aimed at modernizing the plumbing of Wall Street, Nant Global Finance ...

US regulators gave the green light for a new service that will take a critical step toward moving some stocks, bonds and Treasuries onto blockchain technology. The Securities and Exchange Commission ...

President Donald Trump on Friday hosted New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani at the White House where they discussed affordability issues and called for lower electricity prices in the city, which ...

The rise of quantum computing poses both promise and peril for modern cryptography—and blockchains lie right at the crossroads. As machines become capable of shattering our current cryptographic ...

"Our belief ... is that pretty much all transactions will settle on blockchains eventually, and that all money will be digital," Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters said during a panel at Hong Kong ...