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Bitcoin activity was quiet in September, characterized by lackluster trading activity and low volatility.

Walmart and IBM are working together to help bring more transparency to China's massive pork industry.

A group of banks in Hong Kong are reportedly developing a system that uses blockchain tech to share information about mortgage valuations.

Symbiont publicly launches its secretive Assembly blockchain along with newly revealed details about how it operates.

Craig Pirrong takes a hard look at the hype surrounding blockchain technology and finds that it isn't necessarily justified.

William Mougayar argues that the traditional venture capital model is being quickly revolutionised by blockchain tech.

Marco Santori provides a basic primer on the state of US law as it applies to appcoins and ICOs.

ACI's new central bank blockchain prototype demonstrates the potential for distributed ledgers to change global banking infrastructures.

Blockchain is set to be discussed during a meeting at the United Nations today centered on sustainable development.

The Polish Parliament has held the country's first public consultation meeting devoted solely to digital currency and blockchain technology issues.

The government of Japan is reportedly planning to exempt bitcoin and other virtual currencies from a national sales tax.

Startups, standards bodies and corporations are all playing a role in the ongoing debate over blockchain standards.

A new study by a blockchain analytics firm has identified the most popular dark web markets.

Bitcoin prices surged 11th October, breaking past resistance as the market regained its confidence.

Augur came out of the gates strong, but quickly saw a sharp decline in price.

What is the blockchain? Where did bitcoin come from? And what is a bitcoin miner? TechCrunch's new web series explores.

The credit union industry's distributed ledger initiative has sparked the interest of CUSOs, a group that has typically not collaborated much.

Cryptocurrency traders can potentially derive great benefit from algorithm trading in such a new market.

Was bitcoin innately libertarian? Or did its users make it so? CoinDesk's Corin Faife analyzes the issues in this feature report.

Federal Reserve governor Lael Brainard delivered a major speech on blockchain today.

Bitcoin's scaling conferences are known for spawning big ideas.

The worldwide development network for the United Nations is pursuing a series of blockchain-focused projects.

The United Arab Emirates city of Dubai has announced plans to move all of its government documents to a blockchain by 2020.

A prototype currently being developed by Six Securities provides one of the first examples of how FMIs are investigating blockchain.

Risky markets and incapable central banks could drive investors into the arms of bitcoin, asset manager Bill Gross opined in a recent note.