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Dogetipbot has announced it will go open-source just over one year after raising $445,000 from investors including Blackbird Ventures.
CoinDesk profiles Whit Jackson, the 15-year-old developer working to make Ethereum easier for developers.
Lionsgate Films, the production studio behind titles such as The Hunger Games and The Day After Tomorrow, has partnered with GoCoin.
Dogecoin founder Jackson Palmer has announced a "leave of absence" from the digital currency community.
Reddit has announced that its merchandise store, RedditMarket, is now accepting bitcoin. Coinbase will process users’ payments on the platform, which sells a variety of Reddit paraphernalia, including a $142 plush toy of the site’s mascot, Shoo. Reddit’s decision was well-received on Twitter, although some users expressed their wish for RedditMarket to accept other altcoins such as dogecoin. When the announcement was posted […]
It's been a roller coaster year in bitcoin, and not just for the price. We look back on events that caught the not-so-serious side of the currency.
In this week's roundup: a dual charity project by litecoin and dogecoin and a hard fork for feathercoin.
Dogetipbot, the popular dogecoin tipping tool, has raised almost $500k in new seed funding.
GoCoin has integrated with Shopify, bringing altcoin payment options to the e-commerce platform's merchants for the first time.
The CEO of Moopay LTD, or Moolah, has resigned amid the company's operational crisis and new allegations of fraud.
Moopay LTD has shut down the digital currency platform MintPal and is preparing to file for bankruptcy.
ShapeShift is a cryptocurrency vending site that lets users buy a variety of altcoins without the need to register.
UK digital currency brokerage Bittylicious is now allowing altcoin buyers to pay with credit cards.
Dogecoin advocate Erik Barnum is traveling down the Ohio River supported by community donations.