Breaking news coverage from cryptocurrency world about key figures, exchanges, startups, investment, applications, regulation and more.
During the past two weeks, Bitcoin price has been doing not bad at all. Thanks to various reasons, the value of the most discussed cryptocurrency has managed to keep its head above the $260 mark.
Even though investments in Bitcoin startups have recently decelerated, financial institutions like American Express are still getting more interested in the potential of BItcoin.
Philips Healthcare has signed an agreement with blockchain startup Tierion to investigate the blockchain technology applications.
Bit4coin.net announced the winners of its Bitcoin Photo Contest, which was launched in September and artists submitted almost 600 photos and collected more than 7,000 likes.
Nwave Technologies – a startup providing an impressive wireless network platform for M2M communications and the IoE – became the winner of the 2015 Cisco® British Innovation Gateway (BIG) Awards.
Balaji Srinivasan, the head of bitcoin startup 21 Inc, says blockchain technology set to alter industries gain consumers.
Bitcoin Group eventually rounds off its IPO next month at the third attempt.
In its last publication the Cyberspace Administration of China claims we have entered the “post-Bitcoin era”.
Corrupt Silk Road DEA Agent was charged for stealing Bitcoins during the government’s investigation of Silk Road.
Researchers admit that there have recently been too many hacks of the Internet of Things devices and warn about further ones.
Cryptsy, a Belize-based bitcoin exchange headquartered in the US and Canada, is having withdrawal issues. Some users are unable to cash out.
New cryptocurrency, Voxel, will come to the market in the beginning of November.
Royal Bank of Scotland is going to become one of the first main banks to launch a service based on blockchain technology. Actually, this move may disrupt the way the banking sector works.
Barclays announces cooperation with blockchain companies Chainalysis and Wave.
Uphold, former Bitreserve, has announced the launch of new services and products.