The views of the Bitcoin Core developers are not the only ones that should count when deciding its future, says developer Elliott Olds.
CoinDesk examines the current bitcoin scaling debate through the eyes of Bitcoin Core, the project's main developer team.
At the first stop on bitcoin's annual event calendar, opinions were diverse and divisive on how the network can scale to accommodate new users.
Bitcoin Core developers including Gavin Andresen expanded on their larger vision for bitcoin development at an MIT event yesterday.
The number of reachable nodes has declined further following an 'attack' that overloaded the bitcoin network.
Billed as a potential venue for debate on issues surrounding the viability of the bitcoin network, Scaling Bitcoin took place in Montreal yesterday.
More than 30 bitcoin developers and contributors have signed a letter that discusses how the project aims to achieve consensus for scalability.
Bicoin Core developers Gavin Andresen, Wladimir van der Laan and Cory Fields have joined the MIT Media Lab’s new Digital Currency Initiative.
Chainalysis was forced to defend itself after allegations its surveillance tactics had disrupted services and threatened the privacy of bitcoin users.
Bitcoin Core 0.10.0 is released with key changes that address declining nodes, floating transaction fees and a consensus library.
The Bitcoin Foundation has announced that it will hold the first of a series of roundtable discussions for developers in Boston next month.
Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn takes a look at how bitcoin's technology has advanced this year and predicts where things will go in 2015.
The Bitcoin Foundation has hired developer Sergio Lerner as its new bitcoin core security auditor.
Gavin Andrsen defended bitcoin's core development process in a new blog post that sought to debunk claims that it is too centralized.
The Bitcoin Foundation has announced it will look to shed its public policy, education and outreach initiatives as it focuses on core development.