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Historic Quarter: CoinDesk Launches Q2 State of Blockchain Report
CoinDesk is releasing its latest State of Blockchain report, one that retraces what was a historic quarter for the emerging industry.
'Not an Investment': Internet Archive Defends Decision to Hold Bitcoin
The Internet Archive, the nonprofit dedicated to providing "open access to all knowledge," has spoken out on why it accepts bitcoin donations.
Bitcoin's Price Is Now Down 20% from Its $5,000 All-Time High
The price of bitcoin continued its downward trajectory late Monday, falling $1,000 from its most recent all-time high set Friday.
Analysis: Bitcoin Price Corrects on China News, But Uptrend Still Intact
The price of bitcoin may have seen a notable decline today on news that China was taking action to outlaw ICOs, overall trends are bullish.
Bitcoin Price Falls Below $4,500 as Crypto Markets Lose Billions
Just two days after achieving a historic high of over $5,000 on September 2, bitcoin's price has plummeted to below $4,400.
As Crypto Market Sheds Billions, One Analyst Sees Buying Opportunity
One bullish bitcoin investor believes this weekend's cryptocurrency market decline means conditions are ripe for buyers.
Stuck With Fees? New Bitcoin Tech Could End Wallet Guessing Games
Bitcoin Core developer, Alex Morcos has been working for years to make sure bitcoin transaction fee estimation tools are smarter.
Bitcoin Drops Below $5,000 as Crypto Markets See $13 Billion Sell-Off
The cryptocurrency asset class saw a broad sell-off on Saturday after bitcoin passed a notable milestone in its price history.
$5,000: Bitcoin Price Hits Historic New Milestone
Bitcoin markets rose above $5,000 for the first time after a week of rising prices.
Monopoly-Resistant Mining? Paper Claims Bitcoin Centralization Fears Overblown
A new paper suggests bitcoin mining may naturally resist centralization – a finding with potential implications for the long simmering scaling debate.
