Blockchain news category covers the foundational technology powering the crypto world. Discover updates on scalability solutions, layer‑1 and layer‑2 protocols, decentralized apps (dApps), enterprise adoption, and how blockchain is reshaping sectors from finance to supply chain. A must‑read for understanding the infrastructure behind the headlines.
This year the London Bitcoin forum focuses on all possible challenges and opportunities provided by Bitcoin and the Blockchain technology.
ChangeTip, California-based ChangeCoin’s product, is going to let users express appreciation and make payments via monetary tips.
Wirex explains why the sole name is the best solution and assures E-Coin customers not to be bothered by the rebranding.
Global network of students, called the Blockchain Education Network, will conduct a blockchain competition among US and Canadian students.
The Royal Bank of Canada aims at transforming traditional transaction process to decrease operational costs and boost efficiency.
The Financial Services Agency is planning to register all exchanges and companies dealing with virtual currencies for better control.
The Britain’s financial authority says it is not going to impose regulation on the distributed ledger in the near future.
The testing is a part of bank’s blockchain project aimed at adoption of the technology to the banking industry.
The Sony Global Education has announced a blockchain-based technology with the ability to house and share academic proficiency and progress records.
The new digital payment solutions from Visa will contribute to the development of the automotive industry.
Stock-market selloff shows that online lenders can suffer same as big banks.
BigchainDB looks like a decentralised scalable database capable of one million writes per second.
BBVA, the Spanish banking giant, is going to invest $250m in Propel’s funds as a limited partner.
US-based technology company has unveiled a new project allowing developers create their own applications of the blockchain technology.
Blockchain companies continue attracting funds all over the world while French political parties attack the technology in their new report.