Amber Baldet, who led development of JPMorgan's permissioned blockchain platform Quorum, is leaving to start her own project.
In a keynote speech at an ethereum developer meetup last week, JP Morgan's blockchain lead opened up about her thinking on the tech and its future.
In darkness or in light? Either way, Baldet seems right at home whether she's onstage at a banking conference or somewhere in the islands, posing for pictures at an "ethereum unicorn party." Will she emerge as a real deal innovator? Or is she the ultimate imposter banking infiltrator? While Baldet's story is yet to be told, her association with one of the largest banks in the world, and power position on its so far compelling blockchain efforts are more than enough to enthrall imaginations.
How did the pundits fare in 2017? Author Don Tapscott reviews his own predictions, taking stock of where he went wrong and where he was on the money.
The number of blockchain jobs posted this year increased by 207 percent, according to data provided to CoinDesk from Indeed.com.
The developer of zcash has announced the first integration of its zero-knowledge privacy tech into JPMorgan's enterprise grade Quorum blockchain.
Jamie Dimon, head of Wall Street banking giant JPMorgan Chase, has said he won't be talking about bitcoin following his controversial "fraud" comment.
Danny Masters traded commodities at some of the top financial institutions, but now he's going toe-to-toe with them, betting big on bitcoin.
Banking multinational JPMorgan Chase has shot down claims it is involved in a blockchain project publicized last week.
JPMorgan has partnered with the makers of zcash to provide a new layer of privacy to the users of its enterprise-grade blockchain.
The founding members of the Ethereum Enterprise Alliance are looking for the best of both worlds – for startups and incumbents.
A federal trial tied to the now-defunct Florida bitcoin exchange Coin.mx has been delayed.
New details have emerged about an effort to launch a formal enterprise blockchain group centered on the ethereum protocol.
The former operator of the now-defunct bitcoin exchange Coin.mx has pleaded guilty in federal court.
The list of banks that have expressed interest in funding blockchain consortium startup R3 is now online.