The first story about COVID out of Bitcoin 2021 needed significantly more reporting than it had, and unfortunately, it drove copy-paste follow-ons instead.
The plural of anecdote is not data.
Patrick Stanley's new project may provide a way for people to reward and be rewarded by innovative cities.
As per confidentiality agreements, the buyer and the type of cryptocurrency used to make the purchase have not been revealed.
The service is available at Progressive Care's PharmoRx locations in North Miami Beach.
The Luxembourg-based company plans on creating as many as 300 jobs over the next 18 months at the new location.
Miami was chosen because of its blockchain and crypto-friendly outlook.
The city is exploring paying its employees in bitcoin and adding bitcoin mining to its balance sheet.
Sam Bankman-Fried wants to do good by doing well.
The mayor would love Miami becoming a bitcoin mining hub to harness the city’s nuclear power capability.
The city will seek a vendor to help City Hall pay all or part of its employees' salaries in bitcoin. Residents would also have the option of using cryptocurrency to pay for city services.
In an interview with CoinDesk, Francis X. Suarez explains how he plans to attract the crypto industry to Florida.
Mayor Suarez once again pledged to turn Miami into a "hub for crypto innovation."
Mayor Suarez is open to everything from blockchain voting to tokenization.
Karatbars, issuer of a purportedly gold-backed crypto token, is under investigation by Florida regulators over links to a Miami “crypto bank.”