Wallets

Bitcoin's Capacity Issues No 'Nightmare', But Higher Fees May Be New Reality

CoinDesk analyzes the recent decrease in transaction capacity on the bitcoin network and its affect on bitcoin users.

By Stan HigginsMar 3, 2016

A new report suggests that bitcoin wallet providers are not providing features that promote consumer privacy and financial independence.

By Bailey ReutzelFeb 29, 2016

Social tipping service ChangeTip has announced a new "decentralised" wallet service, citing demand from the bitcoin community.

By Daniel PalmerFeb 26, 2016

Baker Marquart partner Brian Klien discusses a recent federal court case and its implications for the bitcoin and blockchain industry.

By Brian KleinFeb 18, 2016

BitGo has launched a new service that aims to allow clients to accept transactions prior to their official confirmation on the bitcoin blockchain.

By Pete RizzoJan 19, 2016

KeepKey's new USB bitcoin wallet has gone on sale, enabling consumers to store their bitcoins offline.

A white-hat hacker has released a new tool designed to illustrate the ease with which illicit actors can steal bitcoins from brainwallets.

By Pete RizzoAug 13, 2015

Jack C. Liu explores whether the industry should be pushing fiat wallets, rather than bitcoin wallets, if it wants digital currency to go mainstream.

By Jack C. LiuAug 12, 2015

A new service, CoinTape, is offering bitcoin users an answer to the burning question: what is the optimum transaction fee?

By Grace CaffynJul 28, 2015

Five Xapo employees, including CEO Wences Casares, have lost their bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought on by their former employer LifeLock.

By Pete RizzoJul 13, 2015

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