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Experts enumerate the whole range of factors influencing the bitcoin price increase.
US-based bitcoin startup has announced it will stop bitcoin trading via the platform and will focus on using the distributed ledger technology for mobile payments.
LeFinance shares its international ambitions saying that cross-border payments is just what is needed now to increase global influence.
Сhartering financial technology companies that offer bank products and services is connected with increased interest and inflow of investments in the sphere.
Amazon will allow customers choosing the products they want and leaving the shop without lines or registers.
Several Illinois agencies have teamed up to explore blockchain and the way how the technology can be integrated into government operations.
Apple Pay continues its European expansion and Samsung delays the next launch of its mobile payment service.
The IRS suspects that some individuals could have hidden taxable income for the specified period.
R3 aims to encourage collaboration and contribution to the Corda platform by giving developers an access to the source code.
The market will be underpinned by up to $1bn in gold bars, or around two tonnes at current prices.
EY Switzerland launches the first bitcoin ATM where customers will be able to exchange Swiss francs for bitcoins and vice versa.
A blockchain startup R3 CEV is going to raise $150 million in its first funding round and some of its original members have already expressed their intention to invest.
Around 150 merchants are expected to take part in Bitcoin Black Friday 2016 offering a wide range of products from video games, diamond jewelry, cryptoart to new computers.
R3 CEV is starting fundraising with most of consortium participants expressing their interest in investing.
Overnight, the Yuan dropped to the lowest point since December 2008, and experts predict further declines.