50 bitcoin held in an inactive wallet since 2009 were moved Wednesday, but there's little to support the belief that creator Satoshi Nakamoto mined those coins.
Happy (other) birthday, bitcoin.
A magistrate judge has recommended that Craig Wright turn over 50% of his bitcoin and intellectual property from before 2014 to Ira Kleiman.
The latest brouhaha says a lot about the propensity for drama in the ecosystem, Michael J. Casey writes.
The judge overseeing the ongoing lawsuit against Craig Wright, who claims to have invented bitcoin, shot down a motion challenging the court's jurisdiction over the suit.
Craig Wright may or may not be Satoshi Nakamoto but his appearance in court doesn't bode well for the cryptographer.
In a response to the CFTC, nChain chief scientist Craig Wright has criticized ethereum and restated his claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto.
One of the cryptographers most often cited in Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper has reason to think the industry's future is bright.
It's been 10 years since bitcoin's white paper appeared and opened up a whole new world of possibilities, says BitGo's Mike Belshe.
Software evolves, read-only text documents do not.
Once Satoshi's design for Bitcoin's genetic code was planted, it became time to nurture its development as a wholly new form of money.
The pen is mightier than the sword, or so Satoshi Nakamoto proved with bitcoin.
Knowing Satoshi, Halloween was no coincidence.
Getting back to basics means capturing the spirit also.
Bitcoin's white paper has its flaws, too.