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Think you can escape the metaverse? KPMG's 'Digital to the core' report shows a high state of buzzword compliance among surveyed execs.

By Rob Pegoraro

Crypto-miners are shutting off their rigs and mulling selling their GPUs since few, if any, cryptocurrencies are currently profitable if you try to mine them, following the Ethereum merge.

By Michael Kan

However, miners are already eyeing two other cryptocurrencies as an alternative.

By Michael Kan

Participate in online activities to earn NFTs and unlock rewards.

By Stephanie Mlot

However, that's only 10% of the total stolen cryptocurrency.

By Michael Kan

The company will disable the function on Sept. 14, the day before the scheduled Ethereum merge.

By Michael Kan

She used the windfall to buy a million-dollar house, but Crypto.com wants the money back.

By Matthew Humphries

The latest update lets users share 'digital collectibles' across both platforms.

By Stephanie Mlot

The arrest occurs days after the US Treasury Department sanctioned Tornado Cash for helping suspected North Korean hackers launder millions in stolen cryptocurrency.

By Michael Kan

A Black Hat talk unpacks how blockchain-based projects can break so easily and inflict such catastrophic damage.

By Rob Pegoraro

The North Korean hackers allegedly used the cryptocurrency-mixing service Tornado Cash to launder funds tied to two major heists earlier this year.

By Michael Kan
3.5

Personal Capital is light on personal finance tools but heavy on investment tracking and retirement planning. The site does offer basic transaction management and budgeting, but its emphasis is on looking toward your future.

By Kathy Yakal
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They are called 'NFTiffs' and you can try and buy one on Aug. 5.

By Matthew Humphries
3.5

Credit Sesame tells you your credit score and helps you understand and manage your debt. Its free version lacks calculators, simulators, and other tools competitors offer, however, and some features require a subscription fee.

By Kathy Yakal

Such a system would cut out the middle-man of tax-prep firms, something they have lobbied against at both federal and state levels for years.

By Rob Pegoraro

The former product manager allegedly tipped off his brother and a friend about which new cryptocurrencies were going to list on Coinbase.

By Michael Kan

'The speculative pricing and investment mentality around NFTs takes the focus away from playing the game and encourages profiteering,' says Minecraft developer Mojang Studios.

By Michael Kan
3.0

Despite positioning itself as a personal finance app, CountAbout's invoicing capabilities, transaction management, and budgeting tools make it appealing to sole proprietors, too. An outdated interface and some missing features keep it from competing with the best personal finance apps, however.

By Kathy Yakal

Scammers create fake versions of legit crypto apps to trick users into giving up their funds. So far, they've stolen $42.7 million from 244 people, the FBI says.

By Michael Kan

With The Merge, the cryptocurrency will move from a traditional mining model to a 'Proof of Stake' algorithm. But no one will be surprised if the new deadline is pushed back (again).

By Michael Kan