CoinDesk takes a look at some of the major projects that could influence the crypto 2.0 space in the year ahead.
While last year saw lots of hype over crypto 2.0 projects in the making, 2015 could be the year they start to deliver.
The sharing economy has huge latent value. Cryptocurrency could help unlock that potential, if we just gave it the chance.
SmartContract is harnessing blockchain technology to create customisable contractual agreements that can be used by experts and newcomers alike.
Crypto 2.0 platforms Ethereum and Counterparty traded barbs in the media, while others aimed to take compliance efforts more seriously.
A Factom white paper outlines a way to prove the authenticity of records or other data on the blockchain.
Speaking to CoinDesk, Blockstream's Austin Hill and Adam Back discuss how they will mobilize their recent $21m in funding.
Decentralised apps may create value for their users with tokens that can be traded for contributions and services.
Open-source identity protocol OneName has announced a project development roadmap while revealing new details about its investors.
Counterparty caused controversy yesterday when it announced it had ported open-source software from Ethereum.
The Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies (IEET) has published a brief article advocating the use blockchain technology.
Crypto 2.0 projects are gaining increased resources through funding and hiring, while rumors of regulatory action persist.
This week's roundup examines the challenges facing Overstock's Medici project and a new way to trade gold with crypto.
Coinprism is brining colored coins to Android users via the industry's first Crypto 2.0 standalone wallet.
CoinSpark has launched a bitcoin 2.0 platform it hopes could one day help move digital fiat dollars.