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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.
BitTorrent client uTorrent has been using the computer power of its users to generate bitcoins.
Apple Pay didn’t manage to avoid ID thieves. Apple’s wallets can be considered secure, but the cards linked to those accounts are not so protected as they seem to be.
The Hong Kong’s police arrested five individuals, who have allegedly been involved in MyCoin’s investment scheme.
The State of Utah has passed the Bitcoin-friendly bill allowing the residents to pay their taxes in Bitcoin.
Coinplay, the Kansas City-based PC game store that accepts Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Litecoin, is supposed to be relaunched this week.
‘Do Cryptocurrencies Such as Bitcoin Have a Future?’ The Wall Street Journal’s article trying to answer this question may have increased the cryptocurrency’s price.
Bitcoin is a great way to pay directly and anonymously, but its technology – the block chain – is capable to offer much more.
Olivier Janssens and Jim Harper won the elections held to vote for the new members of the Bitcoin Foundation’s board.