As the Bitcoin and blockchain space continues to develop, Joshua Henslee gives viewers updates and his view of what's to come, and here's a list of some of the most significant developments in 2023.
It's been an educational experience in CoinGeek Discussions this year, so to wrap up 2023, Gavin Lucas shares seven insights he learned from recapping the discussion spaces.
AI emerged as one of the most popular tech trends of 2023 with the launch of ChatGPT and similar AI chatbots, with firms delving deeper into the tech and integrating it into their operations.
This year showed the calm before the storm: the market seems to be heating up for a 2024 bull market, the next Bitcoin halving, and the COPA v Wright trial will kick the year off early.
The cases involving Dr. Craig Wright are much larger than him, his legacy, and even the identity of Bitcoin’s inventor: they are about demonstrating that the law does apply to Bitcoin.
Three months after being charged with fraud, the U.S. securities regulator successfully served its summons against Heart, which was delayed due to his apparent unwillingness to cooperate with authorities.
Assuming Tulip Trading Limited successfully proves its ownership of the coins, there will be a future trial on the issue of which duties blockchain developers owe to their users.
Binance's U.S. lobbying spending didn't immunize itself from its legal woes, as more difficulties could arise following revelations that the exchange tipped off its VIP customers.
In this article, Marquez Comelab outlined why the BSV blockchain is the true Bitcoin while he explored the significant protocol change known as SegWit, which BTC developers implemented.
Podcaster and fitness influencer Gavin Mehl had an interview with Kurt Wuckert Jr., talking about how Bitcoin can help preserve history and the COPA v Wright trial in January.
On this episode of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, Kurt Wuckert Jr. hosted an AMA session in which he answered many interesting questions about Bitcoin, COPA vs. Wright, and much more.
In the latest charges against COPA members, Kraken was charged by the SEC on November 20 over illegally selling digital asset securities and comingling customer and corporate funds.
