To cut through the hype around blockchain tech, outspoken Eris COO Preston Byrne offers these four predictions for 2016.
Digital Asset Holdings, the startup led by ex-JP Morgan exec Blythe Masters, is apparently running into hurdles closing an investment round.
As the end of the year approaches, Fluent co-founder Lamar Wilson discusses what he believes should be the industry's plan of action for 2016.
Authors Don and Alex Tapscott argue the Internet is entering a second era, one that gives us another shot to achieve a prosperous digital future.
Financial Services Club chairman Chris Skinner discusses why 2015 marked a turning point for global bitcoin and blockchain discussion.
Z/Yen's Michael Mainelli explores how distributed ledgers could at last fully modernise an insurance industry that still over relies on paper.
Jessi Baker, CEO and founder of London-based startup Provenance, aims to channel the potential of distributed ledgers to bring about social good.
Twelve more banks have joined the distributed ledger consortium led by startup R3CEV.
The wider adoption of blockchain technology by financial incumbents is likely to take place over four stages according to a new report by McKinsey.
The SEC has approved Overstock's plans to issue stock via the blockchain through its subsidiary tØ platform, a report says.
CoinDesk interviews ING's Mark Buitenhek to discuss the banking group's ongoing work on blockchain applications.
In a new interview, CoinDesk speaks to the co-founder of Deloitte's Rubix project, a service it calls a "one-step blockchain software platform."
Blockchain technology was discussed during a panel at TechCrunch Disrupt London, held earlier this week.
British singer and songwriter Imogen Heap has discussed how blockchain technology could help empower musicians.
Deutsche Bank believes that blockchain technology will become more widespread in the next 10 years.