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The addictive 1990s toy Tamagotchi gets a 21st-century makeover.
On Wednesday, Carl Mark Force, a former DEA agent, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice during the two years he spent investigating the drug-dealing website Silk Road.
New details about hacker attack on Bitstamp became public due to leakage of inner investigation report.
Two bitcoin experts together with MIT Media Lab unveiled a new prototype encryption scheme, named Enigma, that uses the blockchain technology to store data.
The blockchain and Bitcoin are becoming quite popular and widespread not only in the financial sector. However, energy-conscious Bitcoin customers have some reasons for concern.
One of the world’s most famous cyber security experts, Eugene Kaspersky, warned the users of IoT devices about the possible threats of hacker attacks.
The Royal Bank of Scotland is going to invest in the Ripple technology as part of the its transaformation plan.
A recent Future of Money survey demonstrated that one in three Australians would prefer Bitcoin and other innovative financial technologies to their banks.
The result of cooperation between Nasdaq and Chain will be the use of blockchain on Nasdaq Private Market.
A former Secret Service agent Shaun Bridges has agreed to plead guilty to charges of stealing hundreds of thousands of bitcoins from Silk Road.
Anthony Watson left Nike in December last year, then in April he joined Bitcoin startup Bitreserve as president and chief operating officer and now, not quite three months into his time there, he has a new title: CEO.
A Finnish startup Thingsee, that crafted the Internet of things development platform, aims to make programming web-connected appliances and devices easy and intuitive.
Barclays has announced a PoC agreement with bitcoin exchange Safello to start development of the new bitcoin payment platform.
The growth of Bitcoin’s popularity slows down the transactions making the community look to alter block size limit.
On Friday, a Senate committee in Canada advised the government to “tread carefully” in regulating Bitcoin and other digital currencies.