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Bitcoin Protocol
Core Developer to Launch Bitcoin Node in Space
Jeff Garzik's space nodes would 'provide stability for block chain data' and 'limit attacks on the network'.
Is bitcoin broken? Gavin Andresen responds to mining vulnerability paper
Gavin Andresen today formally addressed the recent paper titled 'Majority is not enough: bitcoin mining vulnerable'.
Bitcoin mining network vulnerability 'not a big deal'
A paper released yesterday suggested a major bitcoin vulnerability, but has been quick to draw dismissal from developers.
Bitcoin Core Development Update #5 brings better transaction fees and embedded data
Forthcoming updates to bitcoin software will make for less confusion over transaction fees, and the ability to trade property.
How "dumb mistakes" can lead to costly bitcoin losses
How carelessness, typographical errors and software design can cost you thousands of dollars in bitcoin.
Bitcoin payment protocol overhaul nears implementation
Gavin Andresen merges support for the bitcoin protocol, aiming to change how people use bitcoin.
Bitcoin development team patches its own security patch
Bitcoin's dev team has fixed several security flaws in the client, including two introduced by its last security patch.
Bitcoin activists propose hard fork to Bitcoin to keep it anonymous and regulation-free
Two anonymous authors have published what amounts to a manifesto for preserving decentralized control in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin developer Jeff Garzik on altcoins, ASICs and bitcoin usability
Jeff Garzik, one of Bitcoin's core developers, shares his thoughts on alternative currencies, ASIC miners, and bitcoin usability.
Merchant-friendly payments: less than perfect, but better than before
Bitcoin is due for an overhaul of its payment mechanism to make it more merchant-friendly.
