A long-time bitcoin investor is now staking his claim to a new blockchain network, one he believes will enable more value creation in the long term.
Ethereum's core development team have taken part in one last meeting ahead of a network hard fork expected to happen on October 16.
The world may be buzzing about blockchain and its recent influx of ICO-based capital, but a lack of skilled developers threatens to hold up growth.
Gamification emerged as a major trend at the third-annual Miami Bitcoin Hackathon this week. Here's our summary of the event:
Developers can now test an early version of bitcoin’s much-hyped Lightning Network. Released by one of the most prominent startups working on the open-source micropayments protocol (San Francisco-based Lightning Labs), the daemon runs on the bitcoin testnet, so it’s not exactly for average users yet. Rather, the aim is for developers to get their feet wet testing […]
A developer gives an overview of the ethereum community, suggesting how beginners can best get help and how dialogue could improve for 2017.
A late July gathering featuring members of bitcoin’s development and mining communities will not focus on scaling.
21 Inc has announced it will begin accepting pre-orders for the 21 Bitcoin Computer, its first consumer product, on Monday.
CoinDesk profiles Whit Jackson, the 15-year-old developer working to make Ethereum easier for developers.
Coinbase's associate counsel Sarah Hody told a crowd of bitcoin developers, "it’s always compliance time".
Coinbase has released Toshi, a new free API toolkit for bitcoin app developers.
Bitcoin companies are making a buck from the protocol. They should help develop it, too.
Venture capital fund Aleph announced the developer bounty for code to reduce transaction costs on its new Karma platform.
The MIT contest will award developers $15,000 in prizes to bolster bitcoin awareness at the university.
The new block chain API could make it far easier for developers to build on top of bitcoin technology.