The Winklevoss twins has discussed digital currency at annual tech conference SXSW Interactive Festival.
International Business Machines Corp is considering using the blockchain technology to start a digital cash and payment system for traditional currencies.
The performance of U.S. equities market is reminiscent of the bitcoin’s development pattern.
Bitcoin is a great way to pay directly and anonymously, but its technology – the block chain – is capable to offer much more.
The Bank of England issued a research, which discusses the possibility of central bank creating its own cryptocurrency.
Spain-based TheThings.io has launched full-scale IoT cloud solution to store data.
Founder and CEO of eToro Yoni Assia joins COLU’s board of directors; while Patrick Murck, executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation, joins the board of advisors of BTCJam.
A great fight between two bitcoin 2.0 contenders created by Jed McCaleb “grips the crypto world.” Who’s going to win?
The book written by two Wall Street Journal bloggers Paul Vigna and Michael J Casey has been permanently recorded on bitcoin’s public ledger.
Winklevoss twins predict Bitcoin’s market capitalization could easily skyrocket to over $1 trillion.
Anycoin Direct gets €500K in funding, while blockchain technology platform Colu and Japan-based BitFlyer raise $2.5M and $1.1M in funding, respectively.
Coinbase has raised $75 million in Series C financing, the largest funding round to date for a Bitcoin company.
IBM has published a draft paper on the Internet of Things system ADEPT, developed in collaboration with Samsung.
Bitcoin is getting off to a poor start in 2015 after a rough ride last year as the price falls to 20-month low.
The Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust ETF filed an amendment to its Securities and Exchange Commission prospectuson to sell 1 million shares on the Nasdaq exchange.