Features
The Top 10 Global Bitcoin Regulatory Developments of 2015
Bitcoin Foundation’s Regulatory Affairs Committee chair Marco Santori rounds up the biggest global regulatory developments from 2015.
Why Bitcoin May Solve This Age-Old Economic Paradox
Bitcoin's ability to operate outside national jurisdictions may hep it solve an age-old economics paradox, Travis Patron argues.
Eating the Bitcoin Cake
Litecoin creator Charlie Lee discusses the trade-offs developers are currently considering as they seek to increase the bitcoin network's capacity.
How Provenance is Channeling the Blockchain for Social Good
Jessi Baker, CEO and founder of London-based startup Provenance, aims to channel the potential of distributed ledgers to bring about social good.
How Deloitte's Rubix is Approaching Blockchain Tech
In a new interview, CoinDesk speaks to the co-founder of Deloitte's Rubix project, a service it calls a "one-step blockchain software platform."
Why Blockchain is Still a Decade from Mainstream
Financial Services Club chairman Chris Skinner discusses why he believes blockchain technology will take time but cause massive change.
Media Caught Up in Search for Satoshi: Bitcoin in the Headlines
Speculation about Satoshi Nakamoto was heightened following published evidence which pointed to an Australian man as bitcoin's possible creator.
Satoshi Nakamoto 'Unmasking' Might Be Driving Bitcoin's Price Rally
Theories on the latest bitcoin price increase range from activity in the global CNY market to speculation the potential unmasking of bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto has calmed investor concerns.
Is Segregated Witness the Answer to Bitcoin’s Block Size Debate?
A newly introduced proposal for how the bitcoin network can be scaled to handle greater transaction volumes is gaining traction among developers.
Hard Fork Question Divides Developers at Scaling Bitcoin Day 2
Highlights of day two of Scaling Bitcoin included the debut of segregated witnesses and a roundtable discussion between developers and China's miners.
