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Can Bitcoin's Price Ever Be Stable?

Bitcoin's price is unstable because of its fixed supply, say experts. Is there anything we can do to fix that?

By connecting a bitcoin sender to local exchangers, startup HelloBit wants to lower the costs of cross-border payments.

By Daniel CawreyDec 4, 2014

Following a period of stagnant pricing, bitcoin mining difficulty has decreased for the first time in two years.

The annual Future of Money Summit had several digital currency panels as part of its one-day program.

By Daniel CawreyDec 3, 2014

Gems ended the first portion of its public crowdsale today, raising roughly $111,000 over a two-week period.

By Pete RizzoDec 1, 2014

Spondoolies CEO Guy Corem talks to CoinDesk about two of the firm's upcoming mining chips and its novel 'blockchain lottery' device.

The blockchain could very well change the infrastructure of the Internet. Here's what the new Internet could look like in 10 years.

By Joel MonegroNov 30, 2014

Zennet promises to bring decentralisation and supercomputing together, enabling people to charge for their unused CPU and GPU cycles.

By Danny BradburyNov 29, 2014

Bitcoin companies are attractive targets for hackers, so how do they protect your hard-earned coins?

By Danny BradburyNov 25, 2014

Crypto 2.0 platforms Ethereum and Counterparty traded barbs in the media, while others aimed to take compliance efforts more seriously.

By Pete RizzoNov 21, 2014