The US government's attempts to maximize returns on seized assets may establish all bitcoins to be equal in value.
Bitcoin-focused investment firms Binary Financial, Pantera and SecondMarket discuss their participation in the upcoming auction of 30,000 seized BTC.
The US Marshals Service accidentally leaked a list of potential participants in the auction of 30,000 Silk Road bitcoins.
The US government is to auction off roughly 30,000 bitcoins appropriated from the Silk Road online black market.
A new study argues that online drug bazaars, such as Silk Road, can actually reduce drug-related violence.
Silk Road 2.0 now estimates all victims who lost bitcoin in its February hack will be repaid by mid-June.
Based on the story of the online black market, 'Silk Road', like its online namesake, will be bitcoin funded.
The Japanese authorities have arrested an alleged drug importer with a penchant for digital currencies.
Despite recent setbacks, Silk Road 2.0 now lists more items than the original site in its heyday.
The trial of former Bitcoin Foundation vice chairman Charlie Shrem is now set to begin this September.
A Silk Road user faces 40 years in prison for allegedly completing 10,000 transactions via the online black market.
Following Silk Road's demise, some users (and even law enforcement officials) wax nostalgic about the 'original' Dread Pirate Roberts.
Kirk and Lyn Ulbricht talk to CoinDesk about their son's case and the threat it poses to free speech.
Silk Road 2.0 reports that 1,000 BTC has not been claimed by users affected by its February security breach.
An attorney defending alleged Silk Road mastermind Ross Ulbricht has moved to dismiss certain charges, citing new IRS guidance.