How the Bitcoin Foundation managed the fallout from Charlie Shrem's arrest.
Did the arrest of Charlie Shrem constitute unnecessary harassment by the government?
BitInstant's Charlie Shrem has resigned from the Bitcoin Foundation's board of directors following his arrest over money laundering allegations.
BitInstant CEO Charlie Shrem has been released on bail following an appearance before Manhattan's US District Court.
Digital currency luminaries will testify in New York today, days after a leading NY bitcoin advocate's arrest.
Check out CoinDesk's Silk Road timeline.
Charges have been filed against exchange owner Charlie Shrem for allegedly selling $1m in bitcoins to Silk Road users.
Investor interest was shown recently as Chamath Palihapitiya proclaimed ownership of $5m in bitcoin, wanting $10m more.
CoinDesk founder Shakil Khan talks bitcoin with Nejc Kodrič and Michael Jackson at TechCrunch's Disrupt Europe 2013.
Three bitcoiners have filed a class action lawsuit against BitInstant claiming the company misled them.
BitInstant CEO Charlie Shrem extended a friendly hand to banks at the Inside Bitcoins conference.
Bitcoin's finest have launched a self-regulatory group. Will it be enough to mitigate regulatory pains?
BitInstant, the international bitcoin payment processor, has temporarily shut while the next version of the service is worked on.
BitInstant customers have been complaining loudly - and in large numbers - about slow orders and responses in recent days.
Largely untapped markets such as global remittances represent a huge opportunity for Bitcoin, BitInstant founder Charlie Shrem said at Bitcoin 2013.