Cryptocurrency exchange Blockchain.com stands to lose $270 million from lending to Three Arrows Capital, the over-leveraged hedge fund now the subject to a liquidation order in the British Virgin ...

Crypto exchange Blockchain.com has acquired Altonomy’s over-the-counter (OTC) trading desk. Blockchain.com told CoinDesk it has already integrated Altonomy’s “core systems” with the firm’s existing ...

Despite new investment in the crypto exchange, Blockchain.com’s valuation has more than halved from its $14-billion peak. Crypto exchange and wallet provider Blockchain.com closed a $110-million ...

Blockchain.com is talking to banks about how it could hold an initial public offering this year, Bloomberg reported. The $14 billion crypto exchange's IPO timing could be 2023, as its plans could ...

Crypto exchange Blockchain.com has secured registration with UK regulator the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), enabling it to offer crypto services to customers there. Blockchain.com can now provide ...

July 8 (Reuters) - Cryptocurrency exchange Blockchain.com could lose $270 million on its loans to bankrupt crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC), a source with knowledge of the matter said on ...

Blockchain .com would be just the second crypto exchange to go public in the U.S. if it can perform an IPO before Binance .US. Crypto exchange and block explorer Blockchain.com has begun talking with ...

FARGO — A company that has transacted more than $1 trillion in cryptocurrency exchanges has launched in North Dakota. Created in 2011, Blockchain.com announced Thursday, Oct. 6, that it has opened its ...

Blockchain.com, a UK-based crypto exchange, is seeking to expand in African nations that have started to institute rules to regulate the industry. The company is looking to grow in countries including ...

For the first time, a crypto exchange is partnering with an NFL team in a long-term, exclusive relationship that could bring further exposure of digital assets to mainstream audiences. The partnership ...

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