CoinDesk takes a look inside La Maison du Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency education centre in Paris.
Mining hardware manufacturer Butterfly Labs is accused of buying satirical blog Buttcoins.org to manage its online reputation.
The world of bitcoin is about to get its first comic book, courtesy of three Spanish artists.
A number of trends have emerged this year that could shape the direction and velocity of bitcoin's growth.
Hass McCook compares the relative sustainability of the bitcoin network with the legacy banking system.
A mystery donor is leaving aluminium bitcoin wallets all over San Francisco, as part of an educational scavenger hunt.
A US district judge has denied the alleged Silk Road leader's request to have all charges dismissed.
Every hero needs a villain. Here are the eight most prominent figures of the year for and against bitcoin.
An online art gallery prices artworks in bitcoin and rewards artists who accept the cryptocurrency as payment.
Bitcoin use in the United States isn't limited to big cities. Even in Wisconsin, pockets of cryptocurrency fans gather.
As America celebrates Independence Day, CoinDesk looks at how cryptocurrencies are building a more independent financial world for everyone.
An indie game developer hopes to marry gaming economies and cryptocurrencies. But he needs dollars first.
Expedia's Michael Gulmann talks to CoinDesk about the company's plans for expanding its bitcoin payment services.
These films aim to educate the public about bitcoin's different use cases and its value to global society.
The federal government is auctioning off 30,000 bitcoins. What would you do with them?