The next hearing in the ongoing US bankruptcy case concerning bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox takes place in Texas today.
Mt Gox used customer deposits to fund company operations and unnecessary purchases back in 2012, according to its staff.
Researchers at ETH Zurich University question whether transaction malleability played an extensive role in Mt. Gox's bitcoin losses.
Former Facebook and AOL executive Chamath Palihapitiya discussed the importance of attracting tech-savvy, business-minded users to bitcoin.
The CEOs of Kraken and BTC China emphasized the need for building consumer trust today at CoinSummit.
Today's Mt. Gox updates bring in the Japanese Police to find missing bitcoins, and add some mysterious tweets.
In this regulation roundup, Jason Tyra examines the most significant news from the world's regulators and law courts.
Chris Dore, a partner at Edelson law firm, talks to CoinDesk about the latest Mt. Gox case developments.
Banks issue non-performing loans, credit card companies get scammed, insurers get defrauded – so why the focus on bitcoin?
Mt. Gox has confirmed it has found a bitcoin wallet containing 200,000 BTC.
A Mt. Gox bankruptcy judge has revealed the exchange uncovered a lost wallet with 200,000 BTC.
With US midterm elections approaching, bitcoin's role in campaign donations will bring it further into the political spotlight.
Mt. Gox appears to be allowing users to login and check balances, though the purpose of this is unknown.
Changes to a lawsuit against Mt. Gox in North America added Mizuho Bank and founder Jed McCaleb as defendants.
Data indicates that BTC trading volume has concentrated in the larger exchanges, while smaller companies are being pushed aside.