At its booth at South by South West, Civic was on hand to showcase vending machines selling Shiner Bock and Austin Amber beer.

Dubbed by the press as “Dr. Doom,” Faber was skeptical and refused to invest in Bitcoin.

As the publisher of the Gloom Boom & Doom Report newsletter, his younger audience has repeatedly urged him to buy Bitcoin over the years.

Faber admitted last week he finally has some skin in the game.

A masked man threatened a shop keeper with a machete, while another masked man smashed a Bitcoin ATM from the wall with a sledgehammer.

In a recent poll it was revealed that the majority of crypto investors are predominantly Bitcoin maximalists, despite thousands of altcoins being available.

Coinbase Pro announced it was accepting deposits of Stellar Lumens, with trading support coming once sufficient liquidity is established.

Texas Republican Representative Phil Stephenson has introduced a bill draft that would require Texans to identify themselves before they use crypto assets like Bitcoin.

The United States financial services giant Fidelity has gone live with Fidelity Digital Assets to a select group of clients.

A recently conducted survey on crypto usability show that the usability of the crypto space is far from perfect.

According to an anonymous source familiar with the deal between Bakkt and Starbucks, We will see Starbucks using Bakkt for its in store products.

Kroger recently banned Visa from a regional super market in protest of the payment processor’s “excessive transaction fees”and are reportedly considering Bitcoin’s Lightning Network as one potential alternative payment system.