Jurisdictions that lack clear guidance or take a hostile view of blockchain and crypto hurt the industry. Florida is doing both.
CoinDesk takes a ride in the first car ever purchased with bitcoin – a Prius paid for with 1,000 BTC.
As the global pool of hashing power grows more liquid, arbitrageurs may see a financial incentive in "rent-a-miner" attacks.
Are pension funds poised to invest in crypto assets? Not yet, argues Noelle Acheson – but a shift has started.
In a new interview, bitcoin's lead maintainer, Wlad van der Laan, argues any change to the cryptocurrency's supply would erode its utility and value.
Cryptocurrency mining and manufacturing giant Bitmain lost about $500 million in the third quarter of 2018, CoinDesk has learned.
The $156 in bitcoin being passed via the "Lighting Torch" is a bigger deal than trillions in JPM Coins would be, writes Michael J. Casey.
Identifying speculative bubbles or bearish exhaustion may be possible through the use of a fairly new metric known as the Mayer Multiple.
What is bitcoin? 40 experts show that 10 years later, it's still a question with a variety of answers.
There is a dichotomy between theory and practice of what fundamental demand indicators should be driving the price of ether.
Noelle Acheson looks at the lessons learned for the crypto market following the collapse of the QuadrigaCX exchange.
Hackers could attack bitcoin with a flood of data, but researchers say they have a solution in the form of a relay network called SABRE.
Sources in Iran say the country's financial sector is taking clear steps toward a state-backed token economy.
Blockchain skeptics wrongly assume that the technology is in stasis, writes Michael J. Casey.
CryptoLux Capital's co-founder Sina Nader and Pactum Capital's CEO Daniel Cawrey explained why most crypto hedge funds aren't really hedge funds.