Technology
Bitcoin Mining Fraud Lawsuit Moves Forward in New Jersey
A federal lawsuit filed by investors in a US-based bitcoin mining operation is moving ahead after months of little movement.
Private Blockchains for Bitcoin Maximalists
CoinDesk contributor Martin Hagelstrom addresses the private vs public blockchain debate, arguing for the tech from a bitcoin believer's perspective.
Hong Kong's Central Bank Partners on DLT Trade Finance Test
A group of six banks and global auditing firm Deloitte have completed a new blockchain trade finance test focused on the Hong Kong market.
Emirates NBD Enlists UAE Central Bank in Blockchain Check Trial
One of the Middle East's largest banking groups is pushing ahead on a plan to use blockchain to prevent paper cheque fraud.
Inside IC3: How Cornell is Advancing the Science of Bitcoin
An inside look at Cornell University's IC3 lab, which has numerous projects centered on researching and boosting cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
Spanish Bank BBVA Joins Hyperledger Blockchain Project
Spanish banking conglomerate BBVA has become the latest member of the Hyperledger blockchain project.
IBM Unveils Blockchain Platform for Oil Trade Finance
A group of companies including IBM has spearheaded the development of a blockchain crude oil trade finance platform.
European Commission Proposes Blockchain RegTech Pilot
The executive branch of the European Union may soon embark on a blockchain test that trials the technology's regulatory applications.
A Short Guide to Bitcoin Forks
Don't know a hard fork from a soft fork? This guide is designed to help you follow bitcoin's raging technical debates.
Why Mizuho Believes Bitcoin Still Has a Future in Banking
A bitcoin-based securities pilot developed by Japanese finance giant Mizuho is nearing completion and could soon see a public launch.
