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Through vast server farms and canny investments, Chinese companies have effectively centralized control over a currency designed to be borderless. 
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newsbtc.com / Joseph Young / December 18th, 2015 Since the beginning of 2015, an increasing number of banks and financial institutions have focused on the development of unique blockchain networks and distributed ledgers to create...
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Jared Marx is an attorney at Washington, DC law firm Harris, Wiltshire Grannis. He advises companies about bitcoin-related regulatory law and represents companies and individuals in civil and criminal proceedings.
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As policymakers come to terms with bitcoin, privacy-enhancing protocols seek to maintain fungibility and user-defined privacy.
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Arro brings technology to the old Taxi cartel, which has been all but destroyed by Uber and Lyft.
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The Internet Archive, one of the most widely known nonprofit organizations in the internet community, has just announced that they inten...
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Australia's biggest banks are threatening to hobble local bitcoin companies, by suddenly withdrawing banking services from their potential future rivals.
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Charities will be able to pay bitcoins into their bank accounts; private users may follow.
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Despite an initial skepticism, major financial institutions are beginning to become more public with their interest in bitcoin and the blockchain.
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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has funded Ghana based blockchain startup Bitsoko in a startup competition called Gran Challenges Explorations, which focused on promoting wide spread acceptance of mobile money by small merchants.
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We sat down with Rick Falkvinge, the founder of the first ever Pirate Party in Sweden, and discussed decentralization, Bitcoin, privacy, and the Middle East’s need for alternative media channels.
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French bank BNP Paribas says the technology underpinning bitcoin has the potential to make existing companies "redundant," a huge admission from one of the world's biggest banks.
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Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center paid a $17,000 ransom in bitcoin to a hacker who seized control of the hospital's computer systems and would give back access only when the money was paid, the hospital's chief executive said Wednesday.The assault on Hollywood Presbyterian occurred Feb. 5,...
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With its volatile currency and dysfunctional banks, the country is the perfect place to experiment with a new digital currency.
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Mixed martial artist Jon Fitch, a former top welterweight contender for Ultimate Fighting Championship preparing to hea...
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Internet Archive Paying Employees in Bitcoin, Asking for Donations Bitcoin Magazine The only other nonprofit known to do such a thing is the P2P foundation, which announced its plans to pay employees in bitcoin in March 2012, although many...
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Uber is one of the most innovative companies as far as the concept of a sharing economy is concerned. Not only will the company allow anyone with a driver’s license to become a “cab driver” whenever they feel the need for it, but they continually look at ways to expand their services. UberEVENTS allows event organizers to pre-pay rides – to and from the venue – for their guests.
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Some of the biggest companies in the financial sector have invested $30 million in Chain Inc., a San Francisco-based company that works with banks and other institutions to develop ways to trade and transfer financial assets using the system that underpins the virtual currency Bitcoin.
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3D-printing, bitcoin, start-ups ... entrepreneurship and open government could be the next story of Iraq
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We take a look at the companies hoping to increase the ease of WiFi access with bitcoin micropayments.
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Small cities and provinces have started creating their own cryptocoins inspired by the succcess of bitcoin to create self sustainable microeconomies
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Uber rebutted information about its plans to accept bitcoin as passenger fare.
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