IOTA Fixes ‘Minor’ Network Bug Following 15-Hour Mainnet Downtime
The IOTA Foundation said it has resolved a software bug that prevented transactions from confirming on the IOTA network for 15 hours.
The IOTA Foundation said it has resolved a software bug that prevented transactions from confirming on the IOTA network for 15 hours.
While thinking big is admirable, new technologies must first identify real problems and offer solutions people can use.
Combining AI and blockchain enables sophisticated data processing while respecting personal data privacy.
South Korea's National Tax Service will withhold tax worth $70 million from the country's largest crypto exchange Bithumb.
Huobi's local partner in Indonesia got a fiat-to-crypto onramp to facilitate trading in 250 cryptocurrencies.
China Securities Regulatory Commission has recently received an application for listing a blockchain-based exchange-traded fund.
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People who claim “nothing has happened yet,” or that digital assets and blockchains only have limited use cases, only see patches of the quilt.
The influential Treadway Commission plans to issue security guidance for companies using blockchain.
A statist approach to blockchain development, like other industrial policies in the past, might yet prove successful in this market.
South Korea's central bank plans to hire additional experts as it studies digital currencies and blockchain technology.
2020 is Ethereum 2.0’s year of delivery. We just have to trust in the community's unusual model of development, says ConsenSys's Eth2 adviser.
A bug in Twitter's Android app let users connect random phone numbers to real Twitter handles.
YouTube shut down dozens of crypto videos in a move that it admits was a mistake.
Holiday spending rose this year as e-commerce overtook brick-and-mortar sales again this year.
While a grandfather clause allows crypto custodians to keep serving German customers without being penalized, those same companies are waiting on financial regulator BaFin to release final regulations around the law.
A new “digital fiat currency” for the Bahamas could turn the island nation in to a crypto testbed.
The license is optional for crypto firms operating in France, but firms can use the license in marketing themselves to institutional clients.
2020 may see crypto’s most consequential fork yet: A split between the worlds of regulated exchanges and privacy-focused users.
Tel Aviv is a hotspot for crypto development. ZenGo CEO Ouriel Ohayon puts us on the ground there.
Ethereum's infighting in 2016 and 2017 has been replaced by co-operation and alliance-building, says a veteran member of the community.
“Our mission is urgent and in order to accomplish it, we need to engage donors where they are.”
Paraguay has conducted a mass audit of local cryptocurrency businesses, paving the way for the country’s first virtual asset regulations in 2020.
Someone has been sending bomb threats across Russia for a month, demanding $870,000 worth of bitcoin supposedly stolen from the defunct cryptocurrency exchange WEX.
An early bitcoin pioneer discusses the delisting of privacy coins, ethereum's "capture," and why Brexit and Steve Bannon are "good things."
Hedera Hashgraph, the company behind the blockchain-like Hedera network, is asking investors to wait longer for tokens they paid for, in order to stabilize their cratering price.
Tencent, the Chinese internet giant and owner of WeChat, is reportedly forming a team to explore possible new use cases for cryptocurrencies.
Stanford's Reuben Youngblom interviews academics working to educate the next generation of crypto designers and developers.
The evolution of digital asset markets over the past year has gone far towards consolidating mainstream foundations.
The organization behind ether, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency, is drawing criticism from developers after scheduling an upgrade on New Year's Day – a work holiday in most countries.