What?s the world?s most widely used cryptocurrency? If you think it?s Bitcoin, you?re probably wrong.
Craig Wright, the controversial entrepreneur who claims he created Bitcoin under a pseudonym, must defend a lawsuit claiming he stole cryptocurrency.
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss still believe in Bitcoin and are working hard to make a cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund a reality.
The New York City Economic Development Corporation said its Blockchain Center in Manhattan will open Thursday
Creditors focusing on the crypto, say they?re finding strong demand from borrowers who don?t want to sell their virtual coins at depressed prices
Litecoin founder Charlie Lee says he?s focusing on increasing use of the eighth-largest cryptocurrency.
It turns out that cryptocurrency enthusiasts were committed well beyond the rallying call that urged them to hold on during the market collapse.
Installment plans have helped shoppers afford large purchases since the late 19th century.
Bitcoin had seen its daily transaction volumes fall from an average of around 360 000 a day in late 2017 to just 230 000 in September 2018.
Circle Internet Financial Ltd. is joining the controversial world of stable coins.
Satoshi Nakamoto may be long gone, but his early followers are still around and their identities still unknown.
It might be hard to believe, but after the 1,400% rally of 2017, with wild swings along the way, the great crypto craze has cooled, at least for now.
Bitcoin is losing its luster with some of its earliest and most avid fans - criminals - giving rise to a new breed of virtual currency.
There?s little sense in using bitcoin for its intended purpose as a medium of exchange when its value can fluctuate in a given trading day.
Some of the hype around bitcoin faded this year, but there’s plenty in store for the digital currency in 2016.
Verizon moves to grab a bigger share of sales from linking devices and gadgets to the Internet.
T-Mobile US says about 15 million consumers who filled out credit applications with it may have had their personal information stolen by hackers.
