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NFTs are provably unique crypto tokens that are quickly becoming increasingly popular among digital artists, gaming companies, and investors. Track the NFT revolution here.

A wrap up of news covering the progression of Facebook's cryptocurrency, Diem, that used to be called Libra.

Decrypting DeFi is Decrypt's DeFi newsletter, led each week by this essay. Subscribers to the email get to read the essay first, before it goes on our site. Subscribe here.

Decrypt's weekend roundup of tweets from the past week that led the crypto conversation.

A thoughtful Saturday morning read on what's new and interesting in crypto, written by Decrypt EIC Dan Roberts and Executive Editor Jeff John Roberts.

Decrypt's handy Saturday morning crypto market roundup.

An occasional humor column from our roving correspondent Ben Munster.

Sally Wang and Matthew Graham from Sino Global give you the inside view from the China crypto scene.

Decrypt co-founder Josh Quittner documents the site’s descent into progressive decentralization... and madness.

Everything you need to know about the latest upgrade to Ethereum's blockchain: Ethereum 2.0

A continuously updated selection of stories explaining the price movements of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other major cryptocurrencies during the current bull run.

A primer of Decrypt's stories that explain what you need to know about Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies.

Shuyao Kong's column, rounding up the week's crypto news in China.

The London hard fork is an upcoming Ethereum network upgrade, including the much-discussed EIP-1559 transaction pricing mechanism.

Coinbase has gone public with a direct listing on the Nasdaq, with shares trading under the COIN ticker. Here's everything you need to know.

Crypto Capital has worked with major exchanges, including Binance, Kraken, BitMEX and Bitfinex. But it was never really a bank, and two of its founders have been arrested by the FBI. We dig deep into it here.

Posts about Decrypt's reader token, which rewards you for reading Decrypt content in our mobile app and can be exchanged for cool rewards.

A collection of stories exploring the halving of the Bitcoin mining reward and the implications for the wider community.

The "Burning Man of crypto" is back and bigger than ever. This year, it's powered by Decrypt. All the Ethereal 2021 coverage you need is right here.

Tether has a big impact on the crypto market. But there are a lot of questions—and speculation—surrounding it. Here are our takes on its latest developments.

The largest crypto exchange in the world is expanding to the US. We track its major developments as it gears up for launch. Will the exchange survive or suffer in the harsher regulatory climate?

The world is built on a giant $256 trillion pile of assets. Everything from property to art, to stocks to oil. Blockchain wants to change all that. This collection explores the industries being disrupted, by whom, and what that means for both consumers and enterprises. We've delved deep into the tokenized world to uncover the people, the projects and the potential of this technology to change capital forever.

All of Decrypt's coverage of Coronavirus and crypto.

On July 30, 2015, Ethereum went live. As it marks its anniversary, we look back at the personalities who created it, track how it's evolved over its history, and look forward to its future.

This year's Ethereal NYC conference has gone virtual for the first time. Explore Decrypt's coverage of the event.

Our DeFi critic, Colin Platt, reviews the most interesting consumer-facing decentralized finance sites, dapps and protocols each week.

The Ethereum community gathered in Osaka, Japan, for its fifth developer-focused conference. Here are all the highlights and everything you need to know.

Decrypt's coverage of all the events taking place at Blockchain Week in and around New York City.

Telegram, one of the largest messaging platforms in the world—and used by many in the crypto industry—is launching its own blockchain platform. But it's up against a deadline: October 31. Will it deliver the GRAM cryptocurrency on time or will it be forced to backtrack on its ambitious plans?