Arizona House Bill 2602, which would protect blockchain node operators from local regulations, was approved by two Senate committees.
The Arizona House of Representatives passed a bill protecting blockchain node operators from local restrictions.
An Arizona lawmaker wants to protect blockchain node operators from possible prohibitions by local and county governments.
One developer is quietly working on splitting up bitcoin's codebase – an effort aimed to give users more flexibility and developers more clarity.
A new version of Geth, a command-line interface for running ethereum nodes, includes changes that could see the software running at far higher speeds.
Multinational software provider Oracle is working on a way to bring "fair" governance to permissioned blockchains, according to a patent application.
The community has been in a furore over an attack that took down 70% of Bitcoin Unlimited nodes. Here are 12 of the best Twitter responses.
Bitcoin Unlimited's network of nodes took a hit today.
Blockstack Core, a bitcoin development platform, is now available on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) marketplace.
The fourth annual MIT Bitcoin Expo this week saw much discussion of the need for more bitcoin nodes to avoid centralization of the tech.
A group of researchers has proposed a new way to more closely monitor the behavior of nodes that relay information on a blockchain network.
CoinDesk takes a look under the hood to understand what security features are and aren't offered by bitcoin.
The developers of an effort to create a distributed network of servers called Urbit is hoping to help make it easier for users to run bitcoin nodes.
BitGo's Jameson Lopp looks at why the number of bitcoin nodes is diminishing across the network and discusses what could reverse the trend.
The number of reachable nodes has declined further following an 'attack' that overloaded the bitcoin network.