Angel Investor Amassed 10,000 Bitcoins Amid 2018 Price Slump
Cai Wensheng, a Chinese angel investor, says he bought 10,000 BTC after the price dropped earlier this year.
Cai Wensheng, a Chinese angel investor, says he bought 10,000 BTC after the price dropped earlier this year.
Old hands aren't quite sure why there's been a spike in new contributors to bitcoin's open-source code, but they’re quite pleased to see it happen.
KODAKCoin's backers are calling a crypto exchange's ICO launch claims "fraudulent."
Seattle-based Dragonchain appears to be catching up with the rest of the blockchain industry as it pivots to cautiousness over U.S. regulation.
The "labyrinth" of city politics defies easy interpretation, but it seems that Berkeley is actually on its way to issuing on a bond on the blockchain.
Chelan County's Public Utilities District is enacting new security measures to protect employees from bitcoin miners.
A patent application by JPMorgan Chase suggests putting financial transaction information on a distributed ledger.
Arizona's crypto tax bill no longer enables the Department of Revenue to collect taxes in cryptocurrency, but rather directs it to conduct a study.
Two members of the U.S. commodities regulator spoke at a conference. One stressed enforcement, the other working with the industry.
The company announced that it has developed hardware to mine the Equihash algorithm, spelling big changes for zcash and other coins.
Square made $34.1 million in Q1 revenue through bitcoin sales, according to an SEC filing.
Ether has defied regulatory concerns to regain highs from early March.
Bitcoin's price may be quiet at the moment, but data through April shows it's certainly been one volatile start to 2018.
At an invitation-only meeting in Toronto, ethereum developers and companies met to discuss how best to alter the platform given its variety of users.
A survey by research firm Gartner, shows that 77 percent of CIOs from companies are not interested in deploying blockchain within their organization.
A perfect storm of new tech including blockchain, the internet of things and big data analytics is changing the outlook for microinsurance.
While equity bulls fear drops in May, it should not be a cause of worry for the bitcoin market, according to historical data.
Reddit is looking to bring back cryptocurrencies as a payment option – and this time bitcoin won't be the only option.
China National Radio, a high-level mouthpiece of the government, has claimed OKEx illegally offered bitcoin futures and OTC trading.
Some bitcoin data points seem easy enough to measure, but beware, there's more nuance to those numbers than you might think.
Goldman Sachs is launching a new operation that will use the firm's own money to trade bitcoin-related contracts on behalf of its clients.
The SEC is likely to prove that three defendants associated with fintech firm Longfin took part in the sale of unregistered securities, a judge said.
During its quarterly earnings call, Mastercard CFO Martina Hund-Majean said cross-border volume is down due in part to bans on crypto purchases.
Coinbase's chief legal and risk officer "applauds" the Attorney General's inquiry into cryptocurrency exchanges' practices.
Wall Street and the City are seeing a steady drumbeat of departures for blockchain and cryptocurrency ventures.
FacexWorm, a malicious Chrome extension, has been recast to target cryptocurrency exchanges.
A U.S. district judge ruled against Alibaba in its trademark lawsuit against crypto startup Alibabacoin.
April wasn't exactly a stellar month for crypto assets – that said there were strong gains to be had for those willing to wade into riskier waters.
Crypto wallet startup Blockchain.info is opening a San Francisco office as part of its scaling plans.
Lawmakers in the U.S. Congress are set to hold a hearing on blockchain tech next week.