Bitcoin backers argue that the cryptocurrency should be immune from the inflationary impacts of tariffs or eroding faith in the U.S. dollar. Others are skeptical.

Crypto experts say the coins may not be a reliable investment but they bring welcome attention to the industry.

Glauber Contessoto might be the biggest dogecoin evangelist not named Elon Musk. He’s got one big worry now.

Economic sanctions, as well as frauds and scams, tend to drive illicit crypto activity in the countries where it’s most prevalent.

The companies whose transactions create bitcoin do well when the currency is up, but need more energy to keep going.

Bitcoin hit a record high Monday, with investors expecting the next administration to be more crypto-friendly.

Crypto companies have spent more than $119 million so far, almost half of corporate money given during elections this year.

People have attributed symptoms from ringing ears to heart issues to the noise, Andrew Chow of Time explains.

The official Republican platform adopted earlier this week says the party will “defend the right to mine bitcoin.”

The Federal Election Commission says crypto donations are subject to the same rules and contribution limits as conventional contributions are — but some states ban them, as the currencies are harder to trace and regulate.