CoinDesk is pleased to announce the launch of a new in-depth analysis service, CoinDesk Research, and its first report focusing on regulation.
The bitcoin price spike over the last four days, which saw it gain 12% to hit a high of nearly $262, has been attributed to positive newsflow.
The bitcoin price jumped $50 in four days of trading, but settled back below the $250 mark after crossing the threshold in earlier trading.
Porn.com reports that bitcoin now accounts for 5% of its total sales, just over a year after first accepting the payment method.
Bitcoin traded sideways over the last week, with the price largely unchanged, as the wider macro-economy awaits a possible Greek Eurozone exit.
Following a price spike on major announcements from Coinbase two weeks ago, the bitcoin price has fallen back below $250.
The FTC has only received 39 customer complaints against CoinTerra to date, far less than other troubled bitcoin mining companies.
CoinDesk wants to hear directly from our readers about where they stand on the topic of bitcoin regulation.
While the bitcoin price may have taken a beating recently, it appears to be bouncing back, having crossed the $250 and $300 mark in quick succession.
The latest bitcoin price crash has started a new debate on the long-term viability of many aspects of the mining industry.
The bitcoin price crashed below $200 last week, leaving market watchers trying to figure out just what had happened.
After a torrid week for the bitcoin price, which saw it trading below $300 and suffering a major exchange outage, questions arise about what's next.
CoinDesk looks into the recent controversy surrounding US-based crypto mining company GAW Miners and its recently launched digital currency, paycoin.
CoinDesk's latest State of Bitcoin report features an analysis of the key data and events of last year, and a look ahead to what 2015 might bring.
Bitcoin's price crashed over the New Year weekend, losing $51 over two days. Why?