A conference series started in the wake of bitcoin's ongoing block size debate will see a third installment in 2016.
Is immutability becoming the next overhyped blockchain buzzword? Bitcoin pundit Chris DeRose discusses in his latest op-ed.
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.
After months of testing, bitcoin's long-sought scaling solution Segregated Witness is moving forward to launch.
Bitcoin may now have a fee market, but that reality doesn't mean the network has optimized for this environment, developer Jameson Lopp argues.
Despite criticism of bitcoin's approach to payments innovation, its development process may have advantages over existing methods, observers argue.
Steptoe & Johnson partner Jason Weinstein argues that, despite perception, blockchain tech benefits law enforcement agents more than criminals.
Wallet provider Blockchain has released data that indicates its users are complaining more about service disruptions amid increased network demand.
Former Bitcoin Foundation global counsel Jim Harper discusses the challenges of applying open-source development practices to a blockchain world.
Writer Nozomi Hayase looks at how bitcoin's scalability debate should be seen as just another phase in the growth of the digital currency.
The first release for the alternative bitcoin implementation of Bitcoin Classic has been published.
The invitation-only Satoshi Roundtable is set to convene for its second year, this time playing host to discussions on bitcoin scaling.
BitGo's Jameson Lopp looks at why the number of bitcoin nodes is diminishing across the network and discusses what could reverse the trend.
CoinDesk examines the current bitcoin scaling debate through the eyes of Bitcoin Core, the project's main developer team.