CoinDesk rounds up the various announcements from industry startups in the wake of speculation the bitcoin network could see a technical split.
Dubai-based bitcoin startup BitOasis is expanding its presence outside the UAE with a new announcement.
One of the most well-known dark markets is looking to add support for ethereum in the coming weeks.
China-based bitcoin startup BTCC is formally launching its feature-packed Mobi payments app today.
Blockchain startup has moved to back a pair of new initiatives centered on open-source development.
Snapcard announced today it will shut down its bitcoin wallet service sometime in the next few months.
Two European banks are already planning a follow-up to a blockchain supply chain test announced in February.
There's been a shift in the nature of blockchain investments over the past six months, one that sees a diversification in geography and technology.
China's bitcoin users may have to wait for the National People's Congress before services are restored at the country's major exchanges.
Blockchain startups are jumping at the opportunity to work in a rare region of the world where the rewards are real for industry doers.
21 Inc, one of the best funded bitcoin startups, has released an update to its bitcoin-powered email app.
A subsidiary of one of largest electronics manufacturers has partnered on the launch of a new blockchain-based supply chain finance platform.
Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has announced the acqui-hire of market portal Cryptowatch.
Microsoft has added JPMorgan’s blockchain service Quorum to its blockchain tool box.
Former UK prime minister David Cameron has said that blockchain tech could help improve financial inclusion and government transparency.