Microsoft Files Patent Application for Crypto Mining System Powered by Human Activity
A Microsoft patent application details a human-powered crypto mining project by collecting data as people exercise and watch ads.
A Microsoft patent application details a human-powered crypto mining project by collecting data as people exercise and watch ads.
Riot Blockchain's 10-K filing captures the fear COVID-19 is sowing in American companies.
Singapore-based Bitget has registered with the U.S. Treasury Department as a money services business, the first step to launching operations in the country.
U.S stocks are showing signs of life amid the recent $2 trillion stimulus package. Yet it may be a while before confidence is restored.
In a rare example of real-world business deployment, Breitling is registering watches on a blockchain to track their provenance from owner to owner.
A recent ruling stopping Telegram from distributing its cryptocurrency creates new legal peril for public blockchains, argues lawyer Josh Lawler.
Is a cash-based society sustainable in a pandemic? Hoarders say yes. Health experts say maybe. Visionaries say no: It’s a moment for systemic change.
It's been a week since the Hive blockchain broke off from Steem in protest. So far, the market action has been on the side of the dissidents.
Big names like IBM, Oracle and the World Health Organization (WHO) will use blockchain technology to track data relating to the coronavirus pandemic.
The March 12 crash is still fresh in crypto traders’ and fund managers’ minds, leaving some to think no trading decisions are the best decisions for now.
As another unprecedented week winds down, @NLW breaks down unlimited QE, digital dollars, the last break of institutional trust and more.
In a role reversal befitting these topsy-turvy times, Wall Street has recently seen more turbulence than the average for the top cryptocurrency.
Law professors who've long pushed for a digital dollar worked with Congress to bring the concept to a series of coronavirus relief bills earlier this week.
A nominee for a CME director position argued for tokenizing certain shares and building renewable energy sources which could also mine crypto.
The newly extended rule that crypto mining farms must offset energy consumption with renewables might also be made permanent.
A scam in the UK targets crypto while Venezuela's president is charged with money laundering. It's CoinDesk's Markets Daily podcast.
Cryptocurrency firms can continue operating but must apply for a license by summer under new rules
Bitwise is hoping to draw a retail market for its Bitwise 10 Index Fund, which it intends to list on a regulated alternative trading system later this year.
Digital Farms is halting operations due to low bitcoin prices, its owner says.
Seismic shifts might be in the offing for the global monetary system — a phenomenon that historically has occurred in the wake of world wars.
Economists, analysts and big bank CEOs tell us there is nothing to fear because this time is different from 2008. If only it were so simple.
Bitcoin may not be out of the woods yet, but prospects of another sudden price crash now look to have diminished.
U.K residents are being warned against scammers claiming to offer information on locals infected with coronavirus for payments in bitcoin.
Coinbase Commerce's 8,000 retailers have processed more than $200 million since its launch two years ago.
HSBC is using blockchain as opposed to a traditional database because it plans to tokenize the $10B in private placements after it digitizes them.
New recycling technologies and mandates have blockchains playing a role: measuring action and demonstrating it to the public.
EOS creator Block.one has acquired the team behind once-prominent block producer EOS New York, which has now entirely ceased operations.
The bankruptcy trustee overseeing the winding up of crypto exchange QuadrigaCX, will be turning all user information over to the Canada Revenue Agency.
American and European equity markets extended their gains on Thursday while major cryptocurrencies made only slight moves on the day.
Demand for gold is skyrocketing and the clamor for scarce assets in a remote-first world was precisely where bitcoin was supposed to shine. But it's complicated.