Bitcoin startup Purse has expanded its online marketplace in a move that now allows a wider range of buyers and sellers to connect on the platform.
Online retail giant Amazon is now shipping 21 Bitcoin Computers, the first product offering from the industry’s best-funded startup 21 Inc.
Often a topic of contention in the bitcoin community, CoinDesk has rounded up some of the most high profile patent submissions filed to date.
Bitcoin shopping startup Purse.io is to offer users a $10,000 protection plan to cover any purchases made using its service.
The NYDFS has published all public comments on the BitLicense, revealing concerns from Amazon, Walmart and Western Union.
Purse.io has announced a seed funding round and released new data on discounts achieved by its customers.
The startup provides a way to save on Amazon purchases while easing the on-ramp to bitcoin ownership.
The patent envisions bitcoin's potential use in cloud computing services on Amazon Web Services.
A top Amazon exec says the e-commerce giant isn't currently interested in accepting bitcoin due to weak customer demand.