Market Outlook

CoinDesk rounds up the most recent news in bitcoin 2.0 to illustrate how the sector is moving bitcoin forward.

CoinDesk explores the startups seeking to apply distributed ledger technology to the world beyond currency.

CoinDesk speaks to BitPay's Moe Levin for insight into the company's European merchant market strategy.

Following accusations that China's top exchanges were fractional-reserve businesses, OKCoin's audit shows it holds 104.86% of customer bitcoins.

Storj has closed its crowdsale, having raised 910 BTC to fund its decentralised cloud storage platform.

As the mining industry evolves, the Arctic Circle is attracting broader interest from bitcoin companies.

CoinDesk speaks to NYDFS superintendent Benjamin Lawsky about New York's BitLicense proposal and why he extended its comment period.

The New York Department of Financial Services has extended the comment period for the BitLicense proposal.

A new report from Wedbush finds that bitcoin's volatility isn't likely to affect its use as a payment network.

Precious metals dealer Amagi Metals takes a giant leap for bitcoin acceptance: it won't accept US dollars after 2016.

Shanghai-based cryptocurrency exchange LakeBTC has launched a new HTML5-based trading tool dubbed LakeTrader.

The Australian Tax Office has issued guidelines on how it will tax bitcoin, displeasing some in the local industry.