Amid controversy, bitcoin developers see a need to begin researching more drastic technical changes to the network.
The idea that bitcoin and blockchains run on "consensus" among their users is counterproductive, argues Jim harper.
A new proposal could make it easier for bitcoin exchanges to guard against hacks, but key challenges around enacting the change are slowing advances.
CoinDesk explores how the ethereum hard fork affected sentiment regarding bitcoin's long-raging block size debate.
A forthcoming bitcoin software update will be the first to feature preliminary code for a future scaling upgrade.
A new post to the Bitcoin.org website indicates its contributors have reason to believe it may soon be targeted by malicious actors.
Bitcoin Core developers are concerned that the side effects of a hard fork on the ethereum blockchain could have negative impacts on all blockchains.
A long-running effort to boost block propagation times in the bitcoin network is getting an upgrade.
A late July gathering featuring members of bitcoin’s development and mining communities will not focus on scaling.
The volunteer community that develops the code for bitcoin’s software has entered a new phase of testing for Segregated Witness.
As The DAO struggles to find its path forward after multiple attacks, entrepreneurs must find a way forward. Is bitcoin's blockchain ready for them?
As the Bitcoin Core development team inches closer to scaling the bitcoin network, contributors recently met up in Switzerland to review code.
Missed bitcoin's big scaling debate? In this opinion piece, University College Dublin's Dr Paul Ennis breaks down the various stages.
Bitcoin's main development team is taking its first steps toward democratizing and lower barriers to entry to its ongoing tech efforts.
A blockchain project being developed by MIT researchers gained new attention this week following criticism of its alleged design elements.