While last year saw lots of hype over crypto 2.0 projects in the making, 2015 could be the year they start to deliver.
Reddit cryptocurrency engineer Ryan X Charles revealed new insights into his work in conversations on the social media platform yesterday.
Gems ended the first portion of its public crowdsale today, raising roughly $111,000 over a two-week period.
Crypto 2.0 platforms Ethereum and Counterparty traded barbs in the media, while others aimed to take compliance efforts more seriously.
Brock Pierce-led startup Realcoin has clarified its purpose with a new name as the project enters private beta.
A Factom white paper outlines a way to prove the authenticity of records or other data on the blockchain.
Koinify and Melotic are partnering to curate a marketplace of decentralized applications they hope can disrupt traditional VC funding.
Counterparty caused controversy yesterday when it announced it had ported open-source software from Ethereum.
With digital currencies spawning brand new types of companies never conceived before, here are six growing business sectors.
BitAngels has named three winners of CoinAgenda's startup competition to showcase their platforms at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas.
Following rumors that members have been receiving letters from the SEC, the crypto 2.0 community has denied these claims.
Coinprism is brining colored coins to Android users via the industry's first Crypto 2.0 standalone wallet.
Gems is seeking to disrupt the established social media business model through the power of crypto 2.0 technology.
Overstock.com has hired two developers behind crypto 2.0 protocol provider Counterparty to work on a cryptosecurity platform.
Reddit has announced it may develop and distribute its own cryptocurrency to reward users for loyalty.