Encrypted chat app Telegram hasn’t formally announced an initial coin offering, but that isn’t stopping a flurry of information about the deal.
Making Peace with Crypto’s Capacity for Evil
The latest awkward use case for cryptocurrency is funding rogue states led by egotistical dictators. The world may just have to live with this.
What Ban? China’s Crypto Exchanges Didn’t Just Survive – They’re Thriving
Months after China’s government shut down domestic order book exchanges, the platforms that originally offered them are finding new ways to thrive.
Bitcoin Pizza Day 2: How and Why A Lightning Payment Just Made History
One of bitcoin’s historic moments just got revisited, with a Lightning
W3C Vets Forego ICO for Government-Friendly Blockchain Launch
A team of open-source payments veterans is looking to launch a new identity blockchain, one that won’t run afoul of government favor.
After Facebook, Will Global Ad Regulators Reject ICOs?
ICOs are advertising more and more. Are web platforms and regulators taking note, seeking to stamp out bad behavior?
Venezuela May Move to Limit New Crypto Exchange Launches
In the wake of its petro launch, Venezuela may still limit the number of crypto exchanges permitted to operate in the country, sources say.
What to Look for in ICO Terms and Conditions
If investing in an ICO, it is imperative to review the T&Cs, not just the white paper. Here’s what to be on the lookout for.
Strip Clubs, Lambos and Hackers: A Tale of Two Bitcoins
A conference in Miami played host to evidence of a growing schism in the crypto community between passionate developers and fly-by-night traders.
New York Lawmakers Are Open to Revisiting the BitLicense
Two New York state senators held a roundtable Friday on the controversial BitLicense regulation, and said legislation to reform it may come soon.
High Stakes: Ethereum’s Fight Over Lost Funds Explained
Ethereum is facing what might be its biggest tech crisis in some time, with developers split over whether software changes should recover lost funds.
Why Venezuela’s Citizens Should Worry About a National Cryptocurrency
While a lot is still unclear about Venezuela’s state-backed “petro” token, what is apparent is that many feel it’s potentially harmful for its people.
Bitcoin Fees Are Down Big: Why It’s Happening and What It Means
It wasn’t long ago that bitcoin’s transaction fees were over $20. But now they’re down again. CoinDesk explores why.
Project Platypus: Jimmy Song’s New Plan to Fund Unpaid Bitcoin Coders
Bitcoin Core developer Jimmy reveals Platypus Labs, a project at Blockchain Capital to provide fellowships and more to support bitcoin development.
Bitcoin Lightning Fraud? Laolu Is Building a ‘Watchtower’ to Fight It
With all eyes on the Lightning Network, bitcoin developer Laolu is working on a technology which takes fraud watching off the hands of users.
What Venezuelans Are Saying About Their New National Cryptocurrency
The South American country’s plan to launch its own cryptocurrency has sparked global headlines and a range of commentary on social media.
Ripple Papers Promise New Start for $40 Billion XRP Cryptocurrency
Ripple, the startup behind the world’s third-largest cryptocurrency, has released two white papers that it hopes will move the technology forward.
Russia’s Capital Is Leading the Charge for Blockchain Democracy
Russia may not be known as a defender of democracy, but the capital city of Moscow is using an ethereum-based voting platform to change that.
Petro Debut: What We Learned About Venezuela’s Cryptocurrency Today
Venezuela revealed a new website for its petro token, releasing its technical white paper and telling potential customers how to purchase the coin.
Game Over: Anonymous Vigilante Shuts Down Crypto All Stars
Only a week. That’s how long Crypto All Stars, an ethereum-based collectable game modeled off CryptoKitties, lasted once founder in-fighting started.