MIT-funded developer Cory Fields discusses his work overhauling the code for Bitcoin Core's peer-to-peer layer – a task that was anything but easy.
Bitcoin’s best-known proposed code change isn’t the only one that matters.
Developers are probing deeper into how best to execute a hard fork – a contentious upgrading tool that promises numerous benefits for bitcoin.
Blockstream CTO Greg Maxwell addressed the growing blockchain hype in a nuanced talk at Construct 2017 today.
Bitcoin Core developer Eric Lombrozo recaps a fraught year in bitcoin development, one that he believes could give way to a less contentious 2017.
CoinDesk's Corin Faife recaps how last year saw one of bitcoin's biggest technology debates, setting the stage for a potentially pivotal 2017.
Despite the size of the change, bitcoin businesses have yet to champion a newly introduced protocol upgrade.
Bitcoin network data shows that 25 percent of nodes worldwide are signaling support for Segregated Witness.
The latest bitcoin update features code that could potentially activate a long-anticipated scaling solution.
The future of bitcoin could be impacted by a mysterious new mining pool, one that has shown it's willing to go its own way on technical debates.
Bitcoin Core developers are setting the launch pad for SegWit, a proposed solution to scaling the bitcoin network.
Day two of Scaling Bitcoin in Milan showcased how bitcoin's technical community is trying to put the contentious "block size debate" in the rearview.
After months of testing, bitcoin's big scaling upgrade is almost here.
A controversial bitcoin alternative that offers owners and miners a choice of block size may be making a comeback.
The descendant of Satoshi's original bitcoin wallet is still available today, and continuing to see upgrades.