Citadel CEO Kenneth Griffin Outbid a Group of Crypto Investors for Copy of U.S. Constitution
Chicago hedge-fund billionaire Kenneth Griffin said he won a $43.2 million first-edition copy of the U.S. Constitution at a Sotheby’s...
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Crypto Group’s Bid for Constitution Faces Real-World Snags—Who Picks It Up?
A group of internet friends decided last week to bid on the last privately held original copy of the U.S....
Bitcoin Price Briefly Drops Below $60,000 as Strong Dollar Weighs on Crypto
Cryptocurrencies slid in overnight trading, with some of the most popular digital tokens losing more than 10% from recent highs....
Buy 12 Books, Get an NFT: How One Author Got Orders for a Million Books
Over a sleepy weekend in late August, entrepreneur and business author Gary Vaynerchuk racked up more than one million preorders...
Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto Could Be Unmasked at Florida Trial
A seemingly run-of-the-mill trial is playing out in Florida: The family of a deceased man is suing his former business...
How Binance Became the World’s Biggest Crypto Exchange
The world’s fastest-growing major financial exchange has no head office or formal address, lacks licenses in countries where it operates...
Tim Cook Owns Crypto, but Apple Won’t Invest Its Cash Into It
Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook said the company is looking into digital currencies and that cryptocurrency is part of...
BTS, the K-Pop Band, Dives into NFTs to Sell Digital Trading Cards to Fans
BTS is getting into NFTs. The boy-band sensation from South Korea is planning to sell digital cards of its band...
CFTC Chief Says Recent Crypto Cases Are ‘Tip of the Iceberg’
WASHINGTON—The acting head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said Wednesday that he plans to continue aggressively policing cryptocurrency markets...
Robinhood Revenue Falls on a Drop in Crypto Trading
Revenue at Robinhood Markets Inc. fell in the third quarter from the previous one, weighed down by a sharp decline...