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During the past two weeks, Bitcoin price has been doing not bad at all. Thanks to various reasons, the value of the most discussed cryptocurrency has managed to keep its head above the $260 mark.
Balaji Srinivasan, the head of bitcoin startup 21 Inc, says blockchain technology set to alter industries gain consumers.
In its last publication the Cyberspace Administration of China claims we have entered the “post-Bitcoin era”.
Corrupt Silk Road DEA Agent was charged for stealing Bitcoins during the government’s investigation of Silk Road.
Barclays announces cooperation with blockchain companies Chainalysis and Wave.
Uphold, former Bitreserve, has announced the launch of new services and products.
Student loans provider SoFi has raised $1 billion in a fundraising round led by Japanese company SoftBank.
Thirteen top banks, including Citi, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank, have joined a consortium led by financial tech firm R3 that is developing blockchain technology for the financial industry.
Unfortunately, security specialists keep finding many vulnerabilities in products related to the Internet of Things. Is it possible to use the IoT safely?
Charlie Shrem, former BitInstant CEO, held an AMA from his prison, Lewisburg Federal Prison Camp in Pennsylvania.
Bank of America has applied for a patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office for a new technology of funds transfers using digital currency.
The 21 Bitcoin Computer, an innovative project of 21 Inc., allows buying and selling goods or services for Bitcoin.
Andy Haldane evaluates current economic situation in the world and underlines the potential of blockchain.
The CFTC has announced that digital currencies can be officially deemed commodities in the US, following settlement of a case against a bitcoin options trading exchange Coinflip.
BitPay lost over $1.8 million in bitcoins during a phishing attack in December of 2014. On Sept. 15 the company filed a suit against its insurer seeking $950,000 in damages plus court fees.