Initial Coin Offering News

Goldman Sachs is unlikely to open cryptocurrencies trading in the foreseeable future as the regulatory framework for crypto remains unclear

Initial coin offerings not only skirt securities laws that exist to protect investors but also create illegal cartels of service providers

Many start-ups with roots in India have either moved base to overseas markets or registered their companies in countries that legally allow trading in cryptocurrencies

Google will ban online ads promoting cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings starting in June, part of a broader crackdown on the marketing of a new breed of high-risk financial products

Drivezy plans to use the money to add 800 cars and bikes to its platform

Of the 226 ICOs analyzed, only 20 have been found to be in use in the running of their networks

We need a regulatory sandbox approach to develop laws that achieve synergy between new technology, investor protection and effective regulatory oversight

Financial Services Commission in Seoul banned all forms of initial coin offerings after which ethereum fell by about 6% and bitcoin by 3.5%

Switzerland's financial watchdog has closed down what it said was the provider of a fake cryptocurrency and is probing around a dozen other possible cases of fraud

BTCChina says it would stop all trading from 30 September, setting off a further slide in the cryptocurrency value that left it over 30% away from the record highs it hit earlier