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Features
Yours May Have Just Sent The First Real Bitcoin Lightning Payment
Blockchain content startup Yours is working on an alternative version of the Lightning Network, one that actually works on bitcoin right now.

Bitcoin Needs More Politics, Not Less
On the two-year anniversary of a post that sparked a thousand bitcoin debates, Jim Harper analyzes the state of developer politics.

All Systems Go? Ethereum Domain Effort Prepares for Launch (Again)
After a failed initial launch, an effort to create a decentralized domain register on top of the ethereum blockchain is ready for round two.

Microsoft's Blockchain Supply Chain Project Grows to 13 Partners
Microsoft's blockchain supply chain effort has gained the support of several large retailers, according to the CEO of founding member Mojix.

Craig Wright's New Company is Building a Bitcoin Core Competitor
A secretive startup called nChain is gearing up to launch an alternative implementation of the bitcoin software for use by developers.

The Litening: Will Litecoin Be the First Big Blockchain With Lightning?
A new test version of the Lightning Network launched today, marking a step toward a long-awaited live debut on a major cryptocurrency.

Meet 0x: The Protocol That Lets You Trade Ethereum Tokens For Free
Decentralized exchange 0x just raised an unusual round of investment with the goal of being the one exchange that unites them all.

Trump's Obamacare Overhaul Could Be Blockchain Adoption Catalyst
As Republicans attempt to overhaul the Affordable Care Act, blockchain advocates hope modifications to the law could boost adoption of the tech.

Behind on Blockchain? Central Banks Are Catching Up Quick
A central bank blockchain consortium? That might be the natural next step given accelerating industry activity, argues CoinDesk's Noelle Acheson.

Crowdfunding Hollywood? Regulation Isn't Making it Easy for ICO Projects
A plan to use token-based crowdfunding to fund a new movie hit regulatory issues, but future efforts could bring a boost to creative projects.
