CoinDesk analyzes the recent decrease in transaction capacity on the bitcoin network and its affect on bitcoin users.
MIT Media Lab director Joi Ito looks at the current state of bitcoin and the blockchain, calling for unity amid an uncertain time for the industry.
A group of bitcoin miners, exchanges and service providers have issued a letter stating that they would not back hard forks of the network.
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 views of the Bitcoin Core developers are not the only ones that should count when deciding its future, says developer Elliott Olds.
The team from IDEO Futures looks at recent challenges facing bitcoin, and expresses its belief that bitcoin and blockchain still hold much promise.
BitGo's Jameson Lopp looks at why the number of bitcoin nodes is diminishing across the network and discusses what could reverse the trend.
The Cato Institute's Jim Harper discusses how bitcoin needs level-headedness from its community to survive as a non-political digital currency.
Michael J Casey provides perspective on how bitcoin can move forward despite a bitter debate over a needed technical feature.
Following a months-long debate on how to scale the bitcoin network, bitcoin mining firms are voicing their support for a newly introduced proposal.
At the first stop on bitcoin's annual event calendar, opinions were diverse and divisive on how the network can scale to accommodate new users.
Confused about the current state of bitcoin's 'block size debate'? CoinDesk rounds up thoughts from a recent influx of blogs on the subject.
Ryan Selkis of CoinDesk and Digital Currency Group asks 5 big questions of bitcoin for 2016.
As a key date for a proposed bitcoin scaling solution passes, CoinDesk looks at the current state of industry debate.