Wow, after such price rise, Dogecoin’s developers have much coding to do.
U.S. bitcoiners can now make tax-exempt donations to fund Bitcoin development.
Blockchain doesn't need ARPANET-type government support. But co-ordination and collective action are vital to avoid duplication of effort.
With bitcoin’s next likely major upgrade in the works, students of the cryptocurrency can inspect the code themselves, helped by core developers.
The proposed fork will see 12.5 percent of block rewards diverted to a new BCH-specific development fund. Reactions have been mixed.
Formerly a CoinDesk Contributing Editor, Daniel Cawrey is author of the upcoming “Mastering Blockchain” book to be published by O’Reilly Media. Earlier this year IBM purchased Red Hat, the oft-referred to model for how open source can thrive, for $34 billion. Long the consultant to enterprises, IBM is going through a transitional period as a […]
Community members have taken to Github to express their discontent over a controversial proposal for lost fund recovery.
Bitcoin devs have released the first paper on the Schnorr multi-signature protocol, which, if implemented, would increase bitcoin block sizes.
Bitcoin's markets may be booming but it's the network's rare development talent that may be most valuable.
As the World Economic Forum seeks a leadership role in blockchain, a senior executive argues its members still have much to learn.
The World Bank is launching a blockchain lab to develop projects that can improve governance and social outcomes in the developing world.
In sessions focused on global issues and IoT at Consensus 2017 yesterday, the possibilities and hurdles for blockchain tech took centre stage.
How bitcoin could drive the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, which are aimed to improve the prospects of everyone on the planet.
Pavel Bains argues that its only a matter of time before a city makes the leap to its own, digital, currency.