SmartAsset reports Washington leads in crypto adoption with 2.43% of taxpayers involved, while the South sees the lowest participation.

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The Division of Consumer Protection wants you to know what cryptocurrency is and what to think about before you invest.

While many cryptocurrencies have been superb investments in recent years, many investors and analysts think there is a long runway ahead.

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One of the key elements influencing the growth of digital currency is the growing number of businesses that now accept cryptocurrency as an official payment method. In addition, the adoption of digital currency by major corporations such as Tesla Inc.

One of these has done very well over the long term. And billionaire tech executive Michael Saylor thinks that we are still in the early innings and that the future is bright. Saylor believes that this top cryptocurrency will soar more than 19,500% over the next 21 years.

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Samson Williams was working in the mortgage lending industry in 2014 when a colleague convinced him to invest in cryptocurrency. At the time, Williams didn’t know much about cryptocurrency but decided to invest a little more than $200 to see where it ...

Zcash could still capture an enduring niche where privacy is a must-have. It may also benefit from periodic sentiment waves that favor privacy. But the base case still shows a narrowing set of on-ramps for prospective buyers and persistent policy hurdles.

North Korean hackers have stolen billions of dollars by breaking into cryptocurrency exchanges and by creating fake identities to get remote jobs for foreign tech firms, a new report finds.

Diane Reynolds, a Maryland retiree who lost more than $13,000 in a bitcoin scam, wants to help others avoid getting ripped off.