Bitcoin veterans are jumping into the token economy with new licenses and custody options.
When the company that created EOS starts voting for validators, there will be little chance of winning a spot without earning its support.
Completing small tasks by "bounty hunting" for cryptocurrency is becoming a lucrative career for users in less advantaged regions of the world.
Cut through the tantalizing visions of cars with wallets trading with each other, and you'll find debates taking shape over nitty-gritty details.
The ambitious project thinks token-based governance can tackle not just censorship, but fake news, echo chambers and journalism's other crises.
Tezos' price dropped by a third in its first 24 hours of trading as a real token, rather than an IOU.
The ethereum network is seeing new levels of congestion with rising use, a development that is spurring proposals for technical improvements.
Technologists unveiled a foundation dedicated to rewriting bitcoin's underlying tech, giving the long-controversial idea new wings.
The RiskBlock Alliance, whose members include insurance giants Chubb, Marsh and Liberty Mutual, has decided to build its blockchain on R3's Corda.
Malta is writing laws for tomorrow's economy rather than trying to impose yesterday's rules upon it. Consider the way it is legally recognizing DAOs.
Iranians using cryptocurrency to hedge against inflation have recently hit a roadblock, an apparent outage of domestic onramps to the market.
EY's blockchain lead makes the case for enterprises to embrace tokenization and move away from simply treating blockchains like fancy notaries.
London's Blockchain Summit heard banks weigh the possible savings blockchain could bring to global trade – as well as noting the pain points.
The EOS governance disaster offers a strong reminder of how entrenched human mistrust can be difficult to overcome.
"Sandbox" is a bad term to describe these regulatory programs, under which financial technology solutions can be safely seeded, fed, and controlled.