An ambitious plan to launch bitcoin-enabled microsatellites has taken a step forward with a new business deal.
Bitcoin is great for business-to-business transactions, if both sides know how to use it. What happens if they don't?
Yesterday's discovery of the 'Bash Bug' affecting UNIX systems has security experts worried, but bitcoin developers are less concerned.
The non-profit endeavor plans to have a backup node in space in case the Bitcoin network fails.
Newsweek's article has sent tremors through the bitcoin community, drawing a range of reactions – from denial to outrage.
Bitcoin core developers Jeff Garzik and Gavin Andresen have responded to Mt. Gox's scathing claims about the Bitcoin software.
Jeff Garzik's space nodes would 'provide stability for block chain data' and 'limit attacks on the network'.
Forthcoming updates to bitcoin software will make for less confusion over transaction fees, and the ability to trade property.
Gavin Andresen merges support for the bitcoin protocol, aiming to change how people use bitcoin.
If we can track stolen bitcoins, should we take them out of commission, or stop them being mined?
The house definitely wins in bitcoin's first major acquisition, SatoshiDice, and is art the sophisticated man's bitcoin?
Jeff Garzik, one of Bitcoin's core developers, shares his thoughts on alternative currencies, ASIC miners, and bitcoin usability.
Vikings and core bitcoin code nurturing - John Law looks at the week's events in the cryptocurrency world.
Bitcoin is due for an overhaul of its payment mechanism to make it more merchant-friendly.
Jeff Garzik, one of Bitcoin's core developers, talks about his views on Satoshi Nakamoto and the future of Bitcoin.