cryptocurrency

After digital asset crash, Canadian crypto companies look to the future

‘We were seeing a lot of good money being thrown at bad projects’

Cryptocurrency investor Jillian Friedman is seen in her office Wednesday, April 27, 2022 in Montreal. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz

More traditional finance professionals shifting to crypto as sector grows up

More traditional finance professionals shifting to crypto as sector grows up

Cryptocurrencies gaining traction among Conservatives — here’s some reasons why

Cryptocurrencies gaining traction among Conservatives — here’s some reasons why

A sign advertises a Bitcoin automated teller machine, ATM, at a shop in Halifax on Wednesday, February 4, 2020. Some of Canada's leaders in the blockchain and cryptocurrency sector are coming together to launch a non-profit association aimed at moving the needle on regulation of digital assets in this country. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan

Canadian crypto industry leaders launch Web3 council and push for regulation

Canadian crypto industry leaders launch Web3 council and push for regulation

A sign advertises a Bitcoin automated teller machine, ATM, at a shop in Halifax on Wednesday, February 4, 2020. Some of Canada's leaders in the blockchain and cryptocurrency sector are coming together to launch a non-profit association aimed at moving the needle on regulation of digital assets in this country. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan

Dr. Ryan Chernesky, right, CFO, and Sebastian Elawny, CLO, at Modern Mining Ltd., are pictured with some of the company's bitcoin mining equipment in Calgary, Alta., Friday, March 18, 2022.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh

Alberta sets sights on cryptocurrency ‘Wild West,’ aims to attract maverick companies

Alberta sets sights on cryptocurrency ‘Wild West,’ aims to attract maverick companies

Dr. Ryan Chernesky, right, CFO, and Sebastian Elawny, CLO, at Modern Mining Ltd., are pictured with some of the company's bitcoin mining equipment in Calgary, Alta., Friday, March 18, 2022.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh

Marina Picasso, right, granddaughter of artist Pablo Picasso, and her son Florian Picasso pose with a ceramic art-work of Pablo Picasso in Cologny near in Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Heirs of Pablo Picasso, the famed 20th-century Spanish artist, are vaulting into 21st-century commerce by selling 1,010 digital art pieces of one of his ceramic works that has never before seen publicly — riding a fad for “crypto” assets that have taken the art and financial worlds by storm. (AP Photo/Boris Heger)

Picasso heirs launch digital art piece to ride ‘crypto’ wave

Picasso heirs launch digital art piece to ride ‘crypto’ wave

Jan 27, 2022
by Associated Press
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Marina Picasso, right, granddaughter of artist Pablo Picasso, and her son Florian Picasso pose with a ceramic art-work of Pablo Picasso in Cologny near in Geneva, Switzerland, Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022. Heirs of Pablo Picasso, the famed 20th-century Spanish artist, are vaulting into 21st-century commerce by selling 1,010 digital art pieces of one of his ceramic works that has never before seen publicly — riding a fad for “crypto” assets that have taken the art and financial worlds by storm. (AP Photo/Boris Heger)

bitFlyer COO Joel Edgerton on the Future of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency

RCMP warn cryptocurrency investors to be wary

Red Deerians have reported $200,000 in cryptocurrency thefts and scams this year

Jun 30, 2021

bitFlyer COO Joel Edgerton on the Future of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency

Securities regulators publish guidance for cryptocurrency asset trading platforms

Securities regulators publish guidance for cryptocurrency asset trading platforms

QuadrigaCX case: Canada’s big banks wary of cryptocurrency assets

QuadrigaCX case: Canada’s big banks wary of cryptocurrency assets

HALIFAX — The wary skepticism that Canada’s big banks have for the…

QuadrigaCX case: Canada’s big banks wary of cryptocurrency assets