Alexander Osipovich

Russia is planning to allow a limited number of entities to mine cryptocurrencies for use in foreign trade. Officials in the country are working on experimental legislation that would allow cryptocurrencies to be used in export-import deals, state news agency TASS reported this week, citing officia

Fallen cryptocurrency star Do Kwon was charged with forgery in Montenegro over the false passport he used in his bid to leave the country last month, local media reported on Thursday. Prosecutors filed similar charges against Mr. Kwon’s colleague Han Chang-joon, according to the website of Monteneg

Several major investors are disavowing ties to a new trading platform backed by the founders of failed crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, after the venture touted its connections to them online. The venture—Open Exchange, or OPNX for short—prompted confusion when its Twitter account posted a v

Dave Lauer is mobilizing individual investors in favor of a stock-market overhaul.

Cross River Bank, a lender known for its ties to crypto and fintech companies, engaged in "unsafe or unsound banking practices," a regulator said. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said in a consent order that the practices were related to Cross River's compliance with fair lending laws and

Shares of Virtu Financial are down more than 3% after the electronic trading firm disclosed Friday that it is facing a potential enforcement lawsuit from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Virtu disclosed in a quarterly filing after Friday’s closing bell that it had engaged in settlement dis

Kalshi, a startup exchange that aims to introduce a new derivatives market for betting on the outcome of Congressional elections, withdrew its application for the launch ahead of a vote by the Commodity

It is often said that investors have short memories. They may not be short enough for the founders of a new crypto exchange.

A Supreme Court ruling in a case over Slack's stock-market debut could make it more attractive for other companies to use the same unusual maneuver the workplace-software company used to go public. Slack went public on the New York Stock Exchange in 2019 [through a direct listing](https://www.wsj.c

Exchange operator Cboe Global Markets wants to compete with the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq for corporate listings. Cboe said Friday that it would let companies go public on its main U.S. stock exchange as part of a plan to offer “global listings.” The idea is to let companies’ shares trade