Bitcoin has a red history
We have arrived at a community of nominal libertarians who support price-fixing, production quotas, and who are decidedly against utility, Brent Bevear writes.
We have arrived at a community of nominal libertarians who support price-fixing, production quotas, and who are decidedly against utility, Brent Bevear writes.
If wallets exist that support more than one application, that wallet is already more useful than any app-specific one, Joshua Henslee writes.
Another busy week for the Bitcoin ecosystem kicked off with debate over the definition of Bitcoin in a court in Washington D.C.
Tetras Capital, the New-York based digital currency hedge fund with a “short Ethereum” thesis, is shutting down.
The video series between Dr. Craig Wright and Ryan X. Charles is becoming essential background knowledge for anyone looking to truly understand Bitcoin.
nChain’s Owen Vaughan cleared up misconceptions on Bitcoin nodes as he explained the network topology as defined in the Bitcoin whitepaper.
Rising fees and scaling issues pose a major problem for the Ethereum network, according to key players and blockchain researchers.
A federal court in Washington, D.C., is pushing ahead with charges against an “underground" Bitcoin exchange.
IRS’s new Initiative should not come as a shock to investors paying close attention to legal developments or those who properly understand Bitcoin’s design and intention.
Dokkz aims to help businesses with quality and risk management by ensuring any documents uploaded can be timestamped and audited.
The inaugural Bitcoin SV DevCon was a huge success, bringing together some of the leading personalities in the Bitcoin space.
In his latest post, John Pitts discusses how the Bitcoin network provides a commodity marketplace for computation.