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CERN scientists launched its new encrypted email service called ProtonMail.
Bitcoin and its potential benefits were discussed at the meeting with the Federal Advisory Council and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve.
Bitpay’s CTO, Stephen Pair, was recently interviewed by CNBC, where he claims credit card providers like MasterCard and Visa will play a role in bitcoin’s success.
The first day of the first annual Bitcoin2014 conference in Amsterdam started with the introduction to Blockchain Awards.
Over 10 members resigned from the Bitcoin Foundation over the recent election of Bitcoin entrepreneur Brock Pierce as its board director.
Halsey Minor, founder of CNET website and an early backer of Salesforce.com, is launching bitcoin platform Bitreserve.org.
Hive, a startup that develops bitcoin wallets, introduced a beta version of its new Android wallet application.
The European Bitcoin community has two good reasons to celebrate: two new Bitcoin embassies just opened its doors in Poland and France.
A lot of Bitcoin Foundation members have canceled their memberships, citing frustration with the latest round of appointments and the ‘general direction’ of the organization.
Bobby Lee, CEO of BTCChina, and Brock Pierce will join the Bitcoin Foundation’s board of directors.
Bitcoins just got into politics: The Federal Election Commission (FEC) said yesterday that people can use digital currency to make political contributions.
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) the central bank of Dutchland, has made an advance notice on digital currencies such as bitcoin.
China’s major virtual-currency exchange BTC China has suspended yuan deposits from the Bank of China, according to a tweet sent from its account.
Bitcoin has been hit once again by the Chinese regulatory hammer as the crackdown gets stronger, due to the warnings issued by People’s Bank of China.
A newly released survey from Bitwage has revealed that 47% of bitcoin companies are open to paying their employees in the virtual currency.