Bitcoin’s recently reduced price volatility might be good news for everyday bitcoin users, but could it send a bunch of exchanges off the cliff?
It has been a momentous year for bitcoin, with both good and bad news making the headlines. Here are CoinDesk's most popular news stories of 2014.
The amount of funding for bitcoin startups tripled in 2014 compared to the previous year, taking total funds raised to over $410m.
The bitcoin price has plunged into the low-$300s in December, as a bearish month closes out 2014.
As 2014 draws to a close, CoinDesk examines the various trends in the growing bitcoin ATM ecosystem.
The bitcoin price has remained flat, but traded volume has declined sharply over the last week.
The bitcoin markets are the picture of serenity as commodities and currencies shed value around the world.
The total number of bitcoins in claimed ownership is greater than the total mined so far. How is this possible?
A majority of all bitcoins in circulation have not moved in over six months, according to a new analysis.
What do the actions of central bankers in East Asia have to do with the bitcoin price? Quite a bit, as it turns out.
The bitcoin price saw a wild swing of nearly $100 this week, but it was grounded in strong support across exchanges.
The bitcoin price has risen after a variety of law-enforcement agencies conducted an inter-continental crackdown on dark markets.
Bitcoin's low price is making things tough for hobbyist miners. Should they ditch the rig and buy bitcoins instead?
Research from Accenture indicates that US citizens aged 18-34 and more affluent individuals are most positive about digital currency.
A new survey suggests many small businesses, as well as consumers, remain wary of digital currency.