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Researchers are digging into Central Bank Digital Currencies and what a CBDC could look like in the U.S.

Currently, Amazon doesn’t accept any cryptocurrencies as payment for its products.

More than 1 in 10 Americans invested in cryptocurrency over the past year, according to a survey, a sign of the popularity of digital currencies.

Though experts warn that bitcoin can be a risky, speculative investment, many agree that Elon Musk’s long-term holding strategy may be the best practice.

Venture investors appear unfazed by declining cryptocurrency prices.

The finance industry must remain vigilant about fraud in the unregulated crypto market, Starling CEO Anne Boden said.

“Even I myself have put a little bit of money into crypto,” online brokerage pioneer Thomas Peterffy told CNBC on Wednesday.

During “The B-Word” conference, Square and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey explained a few of the reasons behind his love for bitcoin.

Bitcoin extended its comeback from a brutal sell-off, advancing 6% to climb above $31,000.

Dow futures rose Wednesday as Wall Street tried to keep its rebound rally going. Nasdaq futures slipped.

As bitcoin falls below $30,000, Delano Saporu of New Street Advisors and Katie Stockton of Fairlead Strategies share what levels they’re watching next.

Dogecoin is down about 78% since its high in May, but investor Glauber Contessoto, whose dogecoin holdings then surpassed a value of $1 million, isn’t worried.

China is in the process of kicking out all its bitcoin miners, and many of them could be headed to Texas.

Bitcoin fell below $30,000 for the first time since June 22, dragging other digital currencies lower.

From Jack Dorsey announcing that Square is building a bitcoin-focused DeFi business to Elon Musk continuing to tweet about dogecoin, here are 6 things to know.

David Tice, who’s known for selling his Prudent Bear Fund as the 2008 financial crisis was unfolding, delivers a grim prognosis to Wall Street.

Binance said Friday that it would end support for “stock tokens,” crypto assets tied to the value of certain shares.

Square wants to make it easier to build “decentralized financial services” using bitcoin.

CNBC.com’s Pippa Stevens brings you the day’s top business news headlines. On today’s show, CNBC.com’s MacKenzie Sigalos explains why The Fed wants tighter rules on certain cryptocurrencies. Plus, the average hourly wage worker can no longer afford a one-bedroom apartment as prices climb. Fed Chair Powell grilled by grouchy senators over inflation and climate change, even as economy rebounds...

“I am going to be taking my marketing money in bitcoin,” Giants running back Saquon Barkley told Anthony Pompliano on the “The Best Business Show.”