
Bitcoin Foundation Director Suggests to Remove Satoshi Nakamoto as Founding Member
New executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation suggested at Inside Bitcoins NYC 2015 Conference that Satoshi Nakamoto should be removed as a founding member.
New executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation suggested at Inside Bitcoins NYC 2015 Conference that Satoshi Nakamoto should be removed as a founding member.
Sir Richard Branson is going to hold the Blockchain Summit on Necker Island.
Major online retailer Overstock is planning to issue new kind of securities that will be developed with the use of technology behind cryptocurrencies.
The representatives of Bitcoin websites blacklisted by the Russian government appear in the court with an attempt to change a decision that has restricted domestic access to their domains.
Digital Currency Initiative launched by MIT attracts core bitcoin developers from all over the world.
The customers of the Tokyo-based bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox are now able to file a claim in order to get their lost money back.
Taringa, the largest social network created in Latin America, launches a Bitcoin rewards program.
The citizens of Czech Republic declared a new country, the Free Republic of Liberland, that will likely use digital currency as official money.
The first broker-dealer start-up has been announced recently.
The UK authorities want to turn London into the world bitcoin trading hub.
The updated uTorrent version doesn’t have the bitcoin miner, which used the computer power of its customers to mine virtual currency.
Blockchain Apparatus has founded a new product that makes self-executing wills possible.
Bitcoin company Xapo partners with CEVO, a global eSports company, and Leet, bitcoin-based gaming service, giving away $21,000 in bitcoins.
GAW Miners is being prosecuted by Mississippi Power Company for failure to make payment for services provided.
Recently, JP Morgan Chase & Co. issued its annual letter to shareholders, in which Jamie Dimon, the company’s CEO, spoke about Silicon Valley’s startups as new rivals that are “looking to compete with banks.”