The bitcoin core developer discusses his early disbelief in bitcoin's basic concept, how he helped develop sidechains and the issues facing bitcoin.
The blockchain could very well change the infrastructure of the Internet. Here's what the new Internet could look like in 10 years.
The total number of bitcoins in claimed ownership is greater than the total mined so far. How is this possible?
Bitcoin represents a new way to re-plumb the financial system on a decentralized architecture, so it's important to understand the network of pipes.
Bitcoin companies are attractive targets for hackers, so how do they protect your hard-earned coins?
In this excerpt from the book 'Bitcoin for the Befuddled', the authors explain the process of how bitcoin miners are rewarded for their work.
Gavin Andrsen defended bitcoin's core development process in a new blog post that sought to debunk claims that it is too centralized.
A Factom white paper outlines a way to prove the authenticity of records or other data on the blockchain.
An open letter to the people who argue that only the blockchain holds true value and can survive without bitcoin the currency.
Japanese researchers have published a set of monetary policy proposals they say could stabilise bitcoin's volatility.
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg have found that using bitcoin over Tor leaves users open to privacy-busting attacks.
Bitcoin's development process isn't democratic, says its lead developer, but more options may benefit the Bitcoin Core.
Looking under the hood of the bitcoin protocol helps give insight to the mathematical foundations of the digital currency.
A developer who blacklisted gambling websites with custom bitcoin code has raised tempers, and a few interesting questions.
Bitcoin's block chain can store more than transactions. According to Julian Assange, it provides a way to preserve history.