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Vikings and core bitcoin code nurturing - John Law looks at the week's events in the cryptocurrency world.
Vikings and core bitcoin code nurturing - John Law looks at the week's events in the cryptocurrency world.
Feathercoin, PhenixCoin and Worldcoin have partnered to form United Open Currency Solutions (UNOCS).
The bitcoin wallet platform, CoinBase, has now enabled instant bitcoin purchases. Users will have to undergo identity verification.
Bitcoin is due for an overhaul of its payment mechanism to make it more merchant-friendly.
German bitcoin marketplace bitcoin.de and Fidor Bank AG have formed a large-scale partnership.
Krater is offering a clone of the Avalon ASIC mining rig that contains up to 320 chips.
The team behind CoinJar have launched a community site, CoinMade, listing merchants who accept bitcoin as payment.
Bitcoiners are donating to a messaging app that will use end-to-end encryption to ensure all messages are kept private.
Two football teams in England have chosen bitcoin as their preferred funding method as they raise money for facilities.
Manhattan law firm Nesenoff & Miltenberg is now offering its clients the opportunity to pay their fees in bitcoin.
Bitcoin has major potential in Africa. But you might not realize how important electronic money already is there.
Terrahash has changed its refund policy. The company's FAQ has been updated to say that all orders are final.
Primecoin is a new digital currency that uses methods to find prime numbers as a way of providing a useful by-product from its proof-of-work calculations
Jon Matonis has been named as the new executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation, taking over from Peter Vessenes.
Kipochi is now enabling people in Africa to convert bitcoins to and from the Kenyan currency M-Pesa.
Jeff Garzik, one of Bitcoin's core developers, talks about his views on Satoshi Nakamoto and the future of Bitcoin.
B1txr allows users to provide their bitcoin address as a way to securely receive email.
A New York-based bitcoin exchange called Atlas Inc. has launched a crowdfunding campaign.
We interview Sergio Lerner, the inventor of Firmcoin to find out more about the physical bitcoin token.
Bitfloor, the bitcoin exchange which closed in April, has begun to enable customer withdrawals.
Bitcoin exchanges operating in the UK do not have to register with HM Revenue & Customs under money laundering regulations.
Video roundup of entrepreneurs, investors and speakers at last week's Bitcoin London conference from CalvinAyre.com.
BillPin is an app for splitting bills with friends. It has just added 40 more currencies including bitcoin.
No bank accounts? No credit cards? Snowden could use bitcoin in order to survive.
The FT's Maija Palmer reports from Bitcoin London and goes to buy her first (fraction) of a Bitcoin.
A security firm has published a report showing malware aimed at stealing Litecoin wallet files.
The Bitcoin Foundation comes out guns blazing against the state of California, and John Law theorises about the Vatican's secret bitcoin-mining operation.
Stanford University is offering a course to young entrepreneurs which requires them to build a bitcoin crowd funding system.
A patent for storing digital currency such as bitcoin in a physical token has been filed by Bitbill founder Douglas Feigelson.
CoinDesk examines what’s behind the decline in the bitcoin price witnessed over the past six weeks.