Steve Bannon, former chief strategist to President Donald Trump, confirmed Wednesday that he is working on a cryptocurrency of his own.
Zug, home of the "Crypto Valley" in Switzerland, has successfully completed its first test of a blockchain-based voting system.
Colorado's Secretary of State has proposed allowing political committees to accept contributions in cryptocurrency.
The historic moment when the leaders of South and North Korea agreed to end decades of hostility has been recorded on the ethereum blockchain
British MEP Kay Swinburne has called on the U.K. to implement and champion blockchain technology as the country moves to leave the EU.
Former New Hampshire governor and three-term senator Judd Gregg has said he believes bitcoin could alter how the world views currency.
While both were great minds, neither Marx nor Satoshi had the power to predict how their ideas would influence others or be implemented.
A Russian political group formed by President Vladimir Putin is planning to advance a green-friendly cryptocurrency concept.
Two Australian lawmakers have formed a parliamentary group to push government to better accommodate cryptocurrency and blockchain.
As bitcoin descends into party politics, contributor Nozomi Hayase makes an appeal for the community to unite behind its original ideals.
Does anyone understand bitcoin? This multifaceted technology is different things to different people, and we should accept that, argues Jameson Lopp.
Jens Albers examines how he believes the rise of populism in politics could be undone by blockchain technology.
CoinDesk examines the developments (or lack thereof) that shaped the year in US blockchain regulation.
Ledger Labs' Josh Stark seeks to provide a high-level framework for understanding the potential of nascent blockchain governance applications.
Leading blockchain policy groups weigh in on what a Trump victory means for the emerging technology and its startup community.