Attorney Jared Marx discusses why securities law is problematic for bitcoin 2.0 companies operating in the US.
Gyft CEO Vinny Lingham has announced plans for his mobile gift card company to use blockchain technologies.
Factom has announced it will launch its forthcoming crowdsale on 31st March at 15:00 UTC.
CoinDaddy has released what it calls its WHOIS for assets as part of a larger series of releases meant to support digital asset trading.
CoinSpark has released a new version of its protocol that allows users to send private messages tied to bitcoin transactions.
CoinDesk examines the Bitcoin Foundation's recent attempt to launch a blockchain-based voting system and its impact on its latest election round.
An attempt to use blockchain technologies for advanced recordkeeping, Factom has attracted attention and scrutiny for its laudable goals.
A new working paper penned in part by Harvard and MIT professors analyzes how cryptographic tokens fit under US securities law.
Pioneering crypto 2.0 project BitShares is rebranding its website in a bid to encourage merchants and consumers to use its decentralized exchange.
Overstock has confirmed Counterparty developers Robby Dermody and Evan Wagner are no longer working on its exchange project Medici.
Colored coins startup Colu has raised $2.5m from former Twitter and Tumblr investor Spark Capital, VC firm Aleph and more.
Pioneering crypto 2.0 project Mastercoin has officially rebranded as Omni in a bid to solidify its messaging in the face of criticism and competition.
Trustatom has raised $100,000 in seed funding to launch CredyCo, its due diligence 'software as a service' solution aimed at venture capitalists.
Israeli seed-stage investment group Magma VC has invested $400,000 in decentralised social messaging startup GetGems.
CoinDesk takes a look at some of the major projects that could influence the crypto 2.0 space in the year ahead.