During the second day of CoinSummit in London, miners talked nomenclature while exchange operators discussed banking.
CoinSummit's first day in London brought a wide range of discussions focusing on investment, finance and bitcoin's future.
CoinDesk will be covering CoinSummit London in full. View the agenda and live tweets right here.
Organisers of next week's conference have announced notable new speakers, and the winners of its 'startup showcase' feature.
Notable entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and industry experts – including Stripe’s Greg Brockman – will feature at the July event.
Zach Harvey describes his machine's development, his partner's departure and the bitcoin ATM's true potential.
The exchange currently trades 157 cryptocurrencies and 70,000 active users, but it hasn't added fiat currency – yet.
The General Catalyst partner explains what bitcoin needs to make the mainstream, and why it's so popular with investors.
The economist explains what gives bitcoin value, its worth as an investment and the purity of the protocol.
Ribbit Capital's 'Micky' Malka tells CoinDesk about his investment plans, what bitcoin needs for growth and its social benefits.
John Law remembers a 1930s currency revolution, survives exuberant optimism, and (almost) finds something good about mobile malware mining.
Representatives from bitcoin's retail sector discuss how the high price of bitcoin could impact business at CoinSummit.
A panel of economists and an entrepreneur discussed bitcoin's troubles, from power usage to distribution and too much regulation.
Bitcoin ATMs, storefronts and slang can grow mainstream adoption. And dogecoin's unlikely success will help build the bitcoin economy.
Former Facebook and AOL executive Chamath Palihapitiya discussed the importance of attracting tech-savvy, business-minded users to bitcoin.