A continuation of Monday's rally in Bitcoin (BTC) was seen on Tuesday, with the cryptocurrency further separating itself from riskier assets.

The collapse of the ruble has been attributed to the crippling sanctions imposed on Russia after it launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

As a social experiment, a Dutch artist created a collection of NFTs totaling 7.9 billion – the same number of people on the planet.

Just in time for the start of the US tax season, Australian startup CryptoTaxCalculator (CTC) announced it has acquired seed money to further expand its automated crypto tax reporting tool into the US market.

The traditional gaming paradigm has been turned upside down by play-to-earn gaming. Whereas Web2 publishers and developers frequently employ pay-to-win dynamics that skew the playing field in favor of the wealthy (as evidenced by the much-maligned loot box phenomenon), nonfungible tokens (NFTs) and blockchain games stand to offer more equitable in-game economies in which players can earn tangible rewards for their efforts.

Sceptics' lack of comprehension should not dampen our enthusiasm for NFT.

Electric Capital, a crypto-focused venture capital firm, has secured $400 million for its third early stage fund and $600 million for a digital token fund.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is solely to blame for the violence that erupted this week. However, the last four presidential administrations squandered opportunities to deescalate the situation.

Bitcoin rose more than 12% on Tuesday, continuing its rapid rebound as Russia's war on Ukraine continues and the United States tightens sanctions.