Welcome to Bitcoin Country: Silk Road and the Lost Threads of Agorism
Silk Road and black markets? University of Dublin's Paul Ennis takes a dive into the kinds of sub-cultures bitcoin and cryptocurrencies enable.
Silk Road and black markets? University of Dublin's Paul Ennis takes a dive into the kinds of sub-cultures bitcoin and cryptocurrencies enable.
Josh Brown, the money manager and bitcoin bear-turned-bull, had some harsh words for initial coin offerings (ICOs) in a new blog post.
Investor and anarcho-capitalist Doug Casey recently argued that bitcoin qualifies as money – but he's not sure it'll last in the long term.
Litecoin is again trading below $50, just three weeks after setting a new all-time high above $100.
A notable asset manager who focuses primarily on gold had a harsh word for the cryptocurrency market craze this week: "garbage."
The rebound in bitcoin's price from the recent low of $2,980 has stalled, raising doubts as to whether the rally will continue.
This wealth advisor believes banks are afraid of bitcoin, according to a new interview.
Japanese billionaire Taizo Son believes ICOs will significantly impact how startups raise capital.
A notable ICO token appears to be weathering regulatory concerns, bouncing back this week on a relatively positive newsflow and new developments.
Parimutuel betting pools in the cryptocurrency grant traders short exposure, but there are plenty of limitations to this new type of exchange.
Ray Dalio, the founder of the world's biggest hedge fund, thinks bitcoin is in bubble territory, according to a new interview.
The bitcoin price is showing new signs of life – even while it appears to have entered a period of sideways trading after last week's crash.
The ether-U.S. dollar [ETC/USD] exchange rate has responded positively following the market shocks caused by recent regulatory actions in China.
Academy Award winner Jamie Foxx has promoted an upcoming initial coin offering (ICO) on social media.
New survey data from online student loan marketplace LendEDU suggests that younger consumers in the United States are more apt to invest in bitcoin.
Bitcoin's price has bounced back above $4,000 following market losses linked to the recent regulatory crackdown in China.
The price of bitcoin continued to recover into Monday as consolidation in pricing helped the cryptocurrency recovery Friday's steep losses.
A new exchange is courting users of the now-defunct BTC-e exchange, but it bears a striking resemblance to its illicit predecessor.
All else equal, the market may take less time to recover from the latest sell-off than from the one that took place in December 2013.
Floyd Mayweather is stepping up his support of cryptocurrencies, promoting his third initial coin offering (ICO) in the past month.
Bitcoin prices are back above $3,500, but will they stay? Technical analysis suggests rangebound trading may be on the way.
Cryptocurrency markets are down today following new developments out of China's bitcoin exchange ecosystem.
With news from China sending the bitcoin markets tumbling, technical analysis suggests key price indicators could determine when the selling will end.
Money manager Josh Brown doesn't understand bitcoin and was a long-term skeptic – but he's not letting that stop him from buying in.
Continued market turmoil traced to Chinese regulatory pressure has sent bitcoin's price tumbling more than $500.
Gene Simmons, the co-founder and front-man for the 70's rock band Kiss, is a fan of bitcoin.
The price of bitcoin may be down on bearish news today, but as we head into Thursday's trading, charts indicate bulls may be ready to hold the line.
Eher may be set to head lower. If analysis is any indication, traders may be turning bearish as the market readies to retest July lows.
A minister in Russia's government said this week that cryptocurrencies and blockchain are "impossible to ignore."
Bitcoin's price may be down, but there's not enough evidence to suggest a crash is ahead, chart analysis projects.