Georgia Becomes Latest State to Consider Bitcoin for Tax Payments
Two state senators in Georgia have proposed a new bill that would allow citizens to pay their tax obligations in bitcoin.
Two state senators in Georgia have proposed a new bill that would allow citizens to pay their tax obligations in bitcoin.
A U.S. senator who has previously spoken out against Venezuela's newly launched "petro" cryptocurrency isn't done with the issue.
The majority of the top 25 cryptocurrencies are reporting losses on a weekly basis, but the nano token has bucked the trend.
Ethereum is facing what might be its biggest tech crisis in some time, with developers split over whether software changes should recover lost funds.
Several multinational telecoms firms have joined the Carrier Blockchain Study Group to advance blockchain use cases in the industry.
Bank of China has filed a patent application for a process it says is better able to scale blockchain systems.
Bitcoin is witnessing a minor corrective rally today, but longer-term gains may be elusive, according to price chart analysis.
Japan's police agency has said hundreds of cases of suspected money laundering were reported from domestic cryptocurrency exchanges in 2017.
While a lot is still unclear about Venezuela's state-backed "petro" token, what is apparent is that many feel it's potentially harmful for its people.
A new SEC blog post advises potential cryptocurrency investors to do their research prior to buying a token.
Shifting to a distributed, blockchain-based infrastructure could bring huge financial benefits to the asset management industry, research indicates.
Politicians in Turkey are reportedly eyeing on launching the country's proprietary cryptocurrency.
Not so long ago bitcoin's transaction fees were over $20, but now they're down to around $3 again. CoinDesk explores why.
France's market regulator says crypto derivatives fall under MiFID II regulation and that they should not be electronically marketed.
Venezuela officially has its own cryptocurrency – and its president wants some of the country's state-owned businesses to use it.
Iran's central bank is developing a cryptocurrency, though it has no plans to embrace bitcoin.
Long Blockchain is appealing a delisting decision from Nasdaq which, according to a letter, believes the publicly-traded company misled its investors.
Venezuelan finance minister Simon Zerpa Delgado announced on Twitter that he visited Moscow to update Russian officials on Venezuela's petro currency.
Digital payments platform Uphold has acquired Cortex MCP, a mobile commerce platform.
Johann Gevers and Diego Pons, the last original members of the Tezos Foundation Board, have voluntarily stepped down from their positions.
Stock brokerage company Robinhood has officially launched its cryptocurrency trading platform, rolling the service out to five states today.
A scheduled plan to launch a new cryptocurrency by forking the litecoin blockchain is finding little love from major data aggregators and exchanges.
Bitcoin Core developer Jimmy reveals Platypus Labs, a project at Blockchain Capital to provide fellowships and more to support bitcoin development.
The wider cryptocurrency market may be feeling the heat of a decline in bitcoin prices today.
Energy markets data provider S&P Global Platts has announced the commercial deployment of a blockchain network for sharing oil inventories.
The U.K. Treasury Committee has today announced that it will conduct an investigation into issues around cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
Bitcoin bulls need a convincing break above $11,250 to revive the recent price rally after prices dip once more.
India's tech industry is working with Canada's Blockchain Research Institute to integrate blockchain into Indian businesses and government.
Germany's top financial regulator has issued a letter of advice in an attempt to clarify some of the regulatory uncertainties around ICOs.
With all eyes on the Lightning Network, bitcoin developer Laolu is working on a technology which takes fraud watching off the hands of users.
