An Australian alleged to be a Silk Road moderator will likely sent to the United States for trial soon.
The first academic workshop to feature peer-reviewed research on bitcoin included a hunt for Dread Pirate Roberts’ lost coins.
Bitcoin entrepreneur Charlie Shrem speaks candidly about Mt. Gox and maintaining his sanity while under house arrest.
Falcon Global Capital has contacted the US government in an attempt to buy 27,000 seized Silk Road bitcoins.
Silk Road 2.0 has announced it will pay back vendors and customers affected by last week's breach.
Penguin Random House has acquired a book on bitcoin and Silk Road to be published next year.
Customers are furious after black market drugs site Silk Road 2 says it lost their coins to hackers.
Ross Ulbricht has responded to his formal indictment with a not guilty plea, and will review evidence against him.
Ross Ulbricht has been formally indicted by federal prosecutors for his involvement in Silk Road.
Did the arrest of Charlie Shrem constitute unnecessary harassment by the government?
A Silk Road merchant says he will hire a lawyer to try to stop the sale of his bitcoins.
BitInstant's Charlie Shrem has resigned from the Bitcoin Foundation's board of directors following his arrest over money laundering allegations.
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Charges have been filed against exchange owner Charlie Shrem for allegedly selling $1m in bitcoins to Silk Road users.
Researcher Sarah Meiklejohn discusses whether Silk Road's users can be prosecuted and if illegal bitcoin transactions are truly 'anonymous'.