NY Rep. Ritchie Torres photographed in his office in the Longworth House building on Jan. 12, 2022 in Washington D.C.

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The Coins

Solana shakes off its death rattle with a 140% jump in value since the start of the year
BYMarco Quiroz-Gutierrez
January 24, 2023
The trillion dollar coin debate is back. Experts explain if it can actually resolve the debt-ceiling crisis
BYBen Weiss
January 23, 2023
Bitcoin soars past $23,000 in weekend rally, up nearly 40% year to date
BYMarco Quiroz-Gutierrez
January 23, 2023

Companies

FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried must stop contacting former employees, prosecutors say
BYLeo Schwartz
January 28, 2023
Custodia, a crypto bank in Wyoming, denied membership in Federal Reserve System
BYBen Weiss
January 27, 2023
Digital payments giant Stripe considers going public within one year
BYBen Weiss
January 26, 2023

NFTs & Culture

This week in the metaverse: Amazon may disrupt the NFT industry, Moonbirds founder gets hacked, and Pedigree wants you to foster a digital dog
BYMarco Quiroz-Gutierrez
January 27, 2023
California DMV puts car titles on Tezos blockchain, consumer applications on the way
BYLeo Schwartz
January 26, 2023
Porsche NFT collection crashes and burns after lackluster launch
BYMarco Quiroz-Gutierrez
January 24, 2023

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