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Ether Prices Fall to Lowest Since February as Sentiment Sours
The price of ether fell below $6 during the week through 9th December, reaching its lowest point since February.
Why Smart Contracts Will Need 'Smart Term Sheets' to Match
In the era of smart contracts, lawyers will still have plenty of work ensuring that the devs get the code right, legal experts argue.
Smart Contract Issues Set Off 'Alarm Bells', Says US Regulator
Representatives of two US regulators have explained how their agencies are approaching the rapidly growing smart contracts industry.
Inside 'Spark': Circle's New Bitcoin-Powered Smart Contract Platform
Overshadowed by its decision to cut bitcoin services, Circle announced new tech yesterday. Here's how it works.
Relax Lawyers, Nick Szabo Says Smart Contracts Won't Kill Jobs
Smart contract inventor Nick Szabo has said lawyers' roles are "complimentary" to the role of smart contracts.
What the Blockchain Industry is Saying About Circle's Bitcoin Shift
Industry observers, startup execs and researchers weigh in on Circle's shift away from its bitcoin exchange service.
New OCC Charter Could Give Bitcoin Exchanges Special Bank Status
New regulation proposed by the US OCC could give bitcoin exchanges and other fintech companies the ability to apply for a new charter.
Intel is Winning Over Blockchain Critics By Reimagining Bitcoin's DNA
A look at Intel's project inspired by bitcoin's proof-of-work.
Evolution of Kadena, the First Real Private Blockchain
George Samman outlines how the consensus algorithm achieved by Raft was finally fixed by its distant relative, Kadena.
Illinois Breaks From New York With Blockchain Regulatory Approach
CoinDesk looks into Illinois' ambitious plan to guide the integration of blockchain technology within government operations.
