Digital Asset’s New Challenger: DLT Disillusionment
DA's work with the ASX has resulted in some unhappy stakeholders, but it's all just a part of the process according to parties involved.
DA's work with the ASX has resulted in some unhappy stakeholders, but it's all just a part of the process according to parties involved.
Central banks should pursue applications of blockchain, a senior ECB official said this week – but not at the expense of their reputation.
Shanghai-based Juzhen Financials plans to launch its own proprietary blockchain technology for banks this year.
William Mougayar examines what it would take to introduce technologies and standards that make blockchain as ubiquitous and user-friendly as the Web.
Blockchain-powered securities trading platform tØ has acquired a Singapore technology firm as part of plans to enhance its information services.
Bitcoin prices surged more than 9% on 17th January, surpassing $900 for the first time in nearly a week.
A group of international law enforcement groups and government bodies are hosting a conference on money laundering and digital currencies this week.
A study by investor and trader Willy Woo suggests China's bitcoin volume may be 15% lower than long suspected.
San Francisco-based bitcoin exchange Coinbase has been granted its New York BitLicense, allowing it to continue doing business in the state.
Bitcoin micropayments startup SatoshiPay has secured nearly $700k in new capital as part of a broader fundraising effort.
After trials and turbulence last week, the price of bitcoin is up more than 7% today already.
Deloitte's new blockchain laboratory in New York City is dedicated to capitalizing on the city's diverse set of industries.
A new report from Accenture posits that large investment banks could trim their operational costs by as much as $12bn annually.
Gamification emerged as a major trend at the third-annual Miami Bitcoin Hackathon this week. Here's our summary of the event:
CoinDesk reviews the best of the 50 articles that made up our '2016 in Review' series.
The UAE central bank is seeking to prohibit the use of digital currencies in the financial sector.
A tranquil day in bitcoin markets.
Bitcoin markets could see "a series of failed rallies" in the period ahead, according to one major bitcoin hedge fund.
Russia’s central bank is continuing to grow its blockchain footprint.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong recently weighed in on his startup's ongoing fight with the IRS.
In the wake of Brexit, the Republic of Ireland could become the go-to European hub for FinTech and blockchain companies.
The US Federal Trade Commission is hosting a FinTech gathering on 9th March, dedicated in part to blockchain tech and its impact on consumers.
The world's largest GBP bitcoin exchange has announced it will adopt a 'no-fee' trading policy starting later this week.
Is 'blockchain' failing? Entrepreneur Pavel Kravchenko argues the answer to that question may be in the eye of the beholder.
Noelle Acheson tells us why last week gave a glimpse of how blockchain tech will go mainstream.
Bailey Reutzel speaks to the controversial pair behind Bitcoin Uncensored and tries to separate their truths from their blockchain industry trolling.
Jens Albers examines how he believes the rise of populism in politics could be undone by blockchain technology.
Ledger Labs' Josh Stark breaks the complexities of blockchain law down into two relatively simple categories.
The suspense surrounding potential bitcoin regulations in China served to limit this week's price movements.
Ethereum classic just forked again, putting in place a change that delays a so-called "difficulty bomb" on the network.
