The research firm TABB Group has released a new report that states the first use cases of the blockchain technology across capital markets may be expected in Q2 of 2016.
Besides two promising perspectives ZapChain has attracted Talib Kweli, one of the most famous hip hop performers, to sell his new album for bitcoin.
Apple has authorized a new game app, named Wheel of Bitcoins, that lets users to receive payments in virtual currency.
A New-York based company specializing on voting machines, has recently announced developing a voting machine based on blockchain technology.
The heads of the IMF and JP Morgan claim they don’t believe that bitcoin will achieve widespread usage in the next years.
The United States Marshals Service has sold the last 44,000 bitcoins seized from the Silk Road marketplace.
An advising company has recently issued an optimistic prediction for Bitcoin over the next few decades, suggesting that it could become the sixth largest global reserve currency within 15 years.
The Unicode Standard accepted the Bitcoin sign, which will be introduced in a future version of Unicode.
Bitcoin payment company Bitwala has launched a new feature that will allow customers to transfer virtual currency to PayPal accounts accounts worldwide.
The US Marshals Service plans to auction off the final chunk of 44,341 bitcoins confiscated from the Silk Road online dark market.
3M, BitFury and Allied Control collaborate to build world’s most powerful two-phase immersion cooling project with 3M Novec Engineered Fluid.
Bitcoin trading volume at Winklevoss twin’s exchange Gemini has surged more than 40,000% in the three weeks since its launch.
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The New Jersey Institute of Technology’s Online MBA program presents this infographic describing the past, present and future way to pay, our security and expectations.
Amazon has intorduced AWS IoT, a new IoT platform for managing and analyzing data, that will enable devices interact with each other.
The new study, published by the Cyber Threat Alliance, states that the creators of CryptoWall 3.0 malicious program generated more than $325 million in ransom payments.