Researchers at RMIT speculate on the potential impact of blockchain technology, theorizing it could undo centuries of business thinking.
Researchers at Finland's central bank have dubbed bitcoin's economic system "revolutionary" in a new staff paper.
A new paper suggests bitcoin mining may naturally resist centralization – a finding with potential implications for the long simmering scaling debate.
A new study by Investing.com would seem to support a popular investment case made by cryptocurrency believers.
As the World Economic Forum seeks a leadership role in blockchain, a senior executive argues its members still have much to learn.
Pavel Bains argues that its only a matter of time before a city makes the leap to its own, digital, currency.
Why a Trump presidency might bring about the fall of the dollar, with digital money as its replacement.
Could rising interest rates impact bitcoin? CoinDesk's Charles Bovaird explores.
Ethereum Foundation advisor William Mougayar offers his thoughts on the how blockchains could change the way we work and how we are compensated.
A new research paper explores the role the Internet has played in allowing private forms of money like bitcoin to compete against fiat alternatives.
Bitcoin security expert Kristov Atlas discusses the network's ongoing block size debate and the role of economics in this discussion.
Two of France’s left-leaning political parties speculated in a publication that technologies like the blockchain could lead to “massive” job losses.
Wall Street veteran Jason Leibowitz answers questions about how bitcoin was created, how it works and why it matters.
Former Wall Street Journal reporter Michael J Casey discusses why economic researchers should be interested in studying the blockchain industry.
Bitcoin's ability to operate outside national jurisdictions may hep it solve an age-old economics paradox, Travis Patron argues.