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Crypto Assets Trade 24/7 – And That Changes More Than Uptime
New to cryptocurrency? You may want to make a closer look at how its charts and prices function.
ICOs in the EU: How Will the 'Slow Giant' Regulate Tokens?
A legal expert shines a light on how ICOs might be regulated in the European Union, proposing next steps and potential challenges ahead.
Bold But Cautious: London Stock Exchange's Blockchain Work Is History Repeated
CoinDesk's Noelle Acheson sheds light on the LSE Group's history of innovation in capital markets, with bold moves tempered by sensible caution.
Details Emerge on Singapore Central Bank's Blockchain R&D
Singapore's "Project Ubin" is being built so that all cross-border payments and securities settlements can occur almost instantly.
What Coinbase's Cuba Problem Says About the Bitcoin Business
As travelers to Cuba can attest, an unfortunate reality of cryptocurrency services today is the poor customer support.
Between a Rock and a Hard Fork: Jeff Garzik's Plan to Avoid a Bitcoin Split
Perhaps no coder is more at the center of bitcoin's raging scaling debate than Jeff Garzik – here he talks about the network's future.
Understanding Bitcoin's Scaling Debate: Politics Comes First
Cato Institute's Jim Harper argues that, since the scaling debate is so political, the community has something to learn from Washington, D.C.
Utility Settlement Coin Creator to Open-Source Modular Blockchain Software
The secretive firm behind the Utility Settlement Coin project has told CoinDesk of plans to roll-out new open-source offerings.
BIP 91 Locks In: What This Means for Bitcoin and Why It's Not Scaled Yet
BIP 91 has locked in. Before you celebrate, here's what you need to know about what's happening with bitcoin's code.
Non-Profits See Blockchain Vision, But Face Harsh Realities
Non-profits are fast waking up to the possibilities offered by blockchain, but implementing real-world solutions will be anything but easy.
