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On March 5, 2015, the US Marshals concluded its third auction of bitcoins seized from Ross Ulbricht.
Apple Pay didn’t manage to avoid ID thieves. Apple’s wallets can be considered secure, but the cards linked to those accounts are not so protected as they seem to be.
The State of Utah has passed the Bitcoin-friendly bill allowing the residents to pay their taxes in Bitcoin.
On Wednesday, a London-based broker launched a trading platform that will provide the bitcoin community with the infrastructure to safely trade and hedge bitcoin price risk.
The Bank of England issued a research, which discusses the possibility of central bank creating its own cryptocurrency.
“Can Morgan Spurlock survive for a week on Bitcoin? Go inside the strange new world of digital currency, Thursday at 9p ET/PT.”
CAVIRTEX, the first and one of the largest Canadian bitcoin exchanges, has announced that it stops carrying on an active Bitcoin business and will shut down operations in March.
Popular Chinese Bitcoin exchange BTER.com claimed that its exchange had been hacked, 7170 BTC valued at $1.66 million disappeared.
The Bitcoin Foundation elections are set to 19th February. However, there have been some issues with members not registering themselves to vote.
Major Apple Inc shareholder Carl Icahn said the iPhone maker’s stock should be trading at $216, far above its record high of $124.92 hit on Wednesday, February 11, 2015. Is Bitcoin going to struggle for supremacy?
A great fight between two bitcoin 2.0 contenders created by Jed McCaleb “grips the crypto world.” Who’s going to win?
Vice Media will release a report filmed inside a Chinese bitcoin mining company on Snapchat.
After a trial which lasted 3 weeks, a Manhattan federal jury has found Ross Ulbricht, 30, mastermind of the web-site Silk Road, guilty on all criminal counts.
New possibilities in bitcoin acceptance have arisen with the announcement of a partnership between Bitpay and giant payment processor Adyen.
Since 2013, it has been thought that just a third of all Bitcoin units mined had been spent or used. That number is closer to 90% however, indicates new research provided by a Reddit user.