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BitReserve opened a monitoring service Changemoney.org reflecting “the tenets of digital currency – inclusion, fairness and transparency.”
Today started with bad news for Bitcoin community. The value of the cryptocurrency decreased after a large Deep Web marketplace for drugs and other illegal goods, disappeared overnight.
According to a new report, in five years, the number of active Bitcoin users worldwide is going to reach 5 million mark.
The Winklevoss twins has discussed digital currency at annual tech conference SXSW Interactive Festival.
The e-commerce giant will begin accepting Bitcoin first on Rakuten.com in the US, to be followed by Rakuten.de in Germany and Rakuten.at in Austria.
The mobile app named Fitcoin is the creation of Chaotic Moon Studios, an Austin-based design company that’s known for pulling stunts during the city’s annual South by Southwest festival.
Dunvegan Space Systems announced Thursday that it has signed a contract with Deep Space Industries Inc. to build a 24 BitSat satellite constellation as the first element of a new strategic agreement between the two companies.
International Business Machines Corp is considering using the blockchain technology to start a digital cash and payment system for traditional currencies.
Intuit has announced the expansion of its PayByCoin service in Australia.
Nearly 80% of all bitcoin trading volume is driven by the Chinese national currency.
Former JPMorgan Chase & Co. executive Blythe Masters will become CEO of cryptocurrency startup Digital Asset Holdings, which formally launches on Wednesday, March 11, 2015.
The U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) has recently announced the results of its third auction for another set of Bitcoins confiscated from the Silk Road marketplace.
The performance of U.S. equities market is reminiscent of the bitcoin’s development pattern.
‘Will this be the year that bitcoin and other crypto currencies collapse?’ Financial Times’ experts try to answer this controversial and tricky question.
On March 5, 2015, the US Marshals concluded its third auction of bitcoins seized from Ross Ulbricht.