The Latest Breaking News from Cryptocom

Crypto companies aren't the only ones who have sought, and failed, to buy legitimacy using stadium naming rights.

Crypto.com's CRO token is down 41.6% over the last seven days.

Matt Damon's favorite bitcoin platform's big mistake raises questions about internal controls.

It's been a busy week, from Ethereum and Bitcoin price action to Crypto.com backing out of its $495 million UEFA Champions League sponsorship, Snap (SNAP) scrapping its web3 team and analysts' latest views on Coinbase (COIN). Scroll down to catch up on all things crypto with IBD's weekly cryptocurrency news…

As cryptocurrencies rocketed higher in 2021, one trend was crypto platforms and companies that operated in the sector seeing high revenue and growth. This inflow of money led to some massive sponsorships across professional sports.

Crypto.com, the digital currency app that was fronted by Matt Damon in a Super Bowl TV advertisement, is seeking the return of about A$10.5 million (US$7.2 million) it accidentally transferred to a woman in Melbourne.

The UK-based distributed cloud network Cudos has announced that its token is now listed on the largest decentralised exchange (DEX) in the Cosmos ecosystem – Osmosis Frontier. This listing makes the CUDOS token even more accessible to users in the Web3 space.

Thevamanogari Manivel used money to buy Melbourne property before supreme court granted Crypto.com freeze on her bank account

Thevamanogari Manivel, a Melbourne, Australia-based user of Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com, requested a refund from the company in the sum of $100 in May 2021, when Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ebbed and flowed between $32,700 and $59,000.