New exchange joint venture BitOcean Japan will launch in August, with the aim of buying Mt. Gox's remaining assets.
JADA is a new advocacy group for bitcoin businesses in Japan that has industry and official backing.
According to leaked documents, Tibanne K.K. invoiced Mt. Gox for almost $200,000 after filing for bankruptcy.
Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles has given his first media interview to the WSJ, admitting leadership failures.
Ruling party, the LDP, has ruled out regulation for now, but a final decision is yet to be made.
A Dallas bankruptcy judge has approved Mt. Gox's bid for bankruptcy protection in the US.
Individual Japanese politicians are interested in bitcoin despite the government's hands-off approach, as the local ecosystem goes post-Gox.
Jason Tyra examines the most significant bitcoin news from the world’s regulators and law courts.
A new report suggests Japan intends to move broadly to enact a digital currency strategy.
The Japanese authorities have arrested an alleged drug importer with a penchant for digital currencies.
Mt. Gox has announced the commencement of bankruptcy proceedings in Japan, with attorney Nobuaki Kobayashi appointed as bankruptcy trustee.
In comments to reporters, the head of Japan's central bank indicated he has concerns about bitcoin's safety and stability.
Today's Mt. Gox updates bring in the Japanese Police to find missing bitcoins, and add some mysterious tweets.
Changes to a lawsuit against Mt. Gox in North America added Mizuho Bank and founder Jed McCaleb as defendants.
Japan's ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has launched an investigative committee into bitcoin.