Nakamoto has stated via his lawyer, that he "did not create, invent or otherwise work on bitcoin".
Bitcoin isn’t just challenging business models, it's challenging entire generations of established political and economic theory.
There are ways to prove an exchange has the asset holdings it claims, but implementation will be a challenge.
Circle's Sean Neville contemplates a moderate take on the future of finance, one where bitcoin and fiat co-exist.
The biggest lesson of the fall of Mt. Gox and Flexcoin is that customers must be better protected.
The man Newsweek named as bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto has denied any involvement with the cryptocurrency.
Newsweek's article has sent tremors through the bitcoin community, drawing a range of reactions – from denial to outrage.
Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn claims an upcoming version of bitcoinj will route all connections via the Tor anonymity network.
A Newsweek journalist is claiming to have found Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of bitcoin.
The cost of sending bitcoins will drop by an order of ten. What does that mean for transaction spam?
Too few people are doing the heavy lifting, warns Mike Hearn, one of bitcoin's software development luminaries.
Bitcoin's lead developer chided the commercial community for not giving back more to open source this week.
The company has a global reach and a track record investing in bitcoin startups. We look at why.
Mark Karpeles, Mt. Gox's chief executive and founder, has fired back at critics in a recent interview with Forbes.
What does transaction malleability mean, anyway, and is bitcoin broken or not? Find out here.