Why Ethereum Can't Tell What Its Users Want
In the wake of new growth, developers working on the world's second-largest blockchain are struggling to determine how best to gauge user sentiment.
Read moreIn the wake of new growth, developers working on the world's second-largest blockchain are struggling to determine how best to gauge user sentiment.
Read moreThe Australian Securities Exchange provided an update on its plans to replace its settlement and clearing system with blockchain technology.
Read moreRoger Ver's decision to call bitcoin cash "bitcoin" has dredged up a byzantine debate on how exactly the software should be defined and by whom.
Read moreThe world's third-richest person, Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffet, has again made comments critical of bitcoin as an investment.
Read moreBermuda has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Binance to develop a global compliance center in the British Overseas Territory.
Read moreSpanish banking giant BBVA has completed a pilot that issued a $91 million corporate loan using two different blockchain technologies.
Read moreOmiseGo's OMG token is reporting double-digit gains today, possibly due to new listings on Asian exchanges.
Read moreParity is set on implementing their new proposal to recover frozen funds, and ethereum devs are worried there's nothing to stop a blockchain split.
Read moreA just-launched group of licensed cryptocurrency exchanges in Japan is looking to restore market confidence by adopting self-imposed rules.
Read moreThe Central Bank of Iran is the latest national bank to sound the alarm on the cryptocurrencies, fearing of its misuse in money laundering and fraud.
Read moreA startup with the aim of building a private, peer-to-peer browser using cryptocurrency has told the SEC it plans to hold a $125 million SAFT.
Read moreA 'Lord of the Rings' reference in several crypto projects illustrates a coming land grab on the finite amount of "cool" names.
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