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Ninki, a Japan-based wallet service, plans to be a social network for bitcoin payments.
A new bitcoin payment app Fold will soon allow its users sending bitcoin by producing scannable barcodes.
The developers of Supercoin have announced that they are in the final stages of developing their new p2p decentralized and trustless system for the cryptocoin and will be launching a new wallet with a ‘SuperSend Trustless’” capability on August 25, 2014.
Braintree, a subsidiary of PayPal and eBay, is in now negotiating with Coinbase about the future bitcoin integration.
DISH has started to accept bitcoin payments for TV bills through Coinbase.
BitPay has expanded its San Francisco office with several new hires including executives from Jumio, VISA and PayPal.
Shift Payments is working on new bitcoin debit card that will allow payments with bitcoin, regular money, ripple and loyalty points.
Bitcoin exchanger Coinplug presented three new bitcoin wallet apps for iphones.
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau urged consumers to be more cautious when dealing with digital currency.
KryptoKit’s RushWallet allows a quick bitcoin wallet creation, accessible from any device and with full user control of keys.
Thomson Reuters has integrated bitcoin price data to its Eikon trading software.
OKCoin’s futures platform allows bitcoin users to set fixed values and also reduces the risk of price volatility.
The bitcoin mining equipment specialist GAWMiners has bought the domain name BTC.com for a record price of $1.1 million.
The founder of Mt. Gox and Ripple Labs, Jed McCaleb, launched his new project Stellar that will encourage further digital money adoption.
Wikipedia’s parent company, the Wikimedia Foundation, now accepts bitcoin donations thanks to a partnership with payment processor Coinbase.