Huobi Chain, the regulator-facing public blockchain of exchange Huobi Group, is now open source and available to all developers on GitHub.
Nexus says an upgrade that brings smart-contract functionality to its blockchain can also be used by any other bitcoin-based chain.
A new report from Electric Capital identifies which blockchains are attracting developer activity.
Huobi Group is building a "regulator-friendly" public blockchain specifically designed for use cases within decentralized finance.
Would-be coders and eager trolls are digging into the early code for Facebook's Libra blockchain.
Elk aims to make it easy to connect hardware devices to blockchains and control electronic components or accept payments.
Securitize has partnered with Overstock subsidiary tZERO as it open-sources the code behind its in-house protocol.
Ethereum startup Status has just announced a brand new cryptocurrency hardware wallet the size of your credit card.
Cryptocurrency custody startup Casa has launched a browser extension for direct control of its lightning network-enabled bitcoin node.
Until there are well-designed privacy features for enterprise applications on public chains, it's premature for firms to use them, says Amber Baldet.
Mobile payments startup Square has open-sourced the code and tools for its "Subzero" bitcoin cold storage system.
U.S.-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is making a recently developed security scaling tool available to the public.
Two ethereum-based bounty marketplaces are beginning to take off, and are hoping to take the decentralized application (dapp) space with them.
A recent back-and-forth between Coinbase and a bitcoin developer shows there's still a big gap between the industry and the open-source community.
More than 26,000 new projects related to blockchain were created on code repository GitHub last year, according to data collected by Deloitte.