Multibillion-dollar startup Block.one is announcing a new social platform, Voice, which aims to give users more control over their content.
Cent now enables direct messages with ether payments, even without downloading crypto wallet software.
Social media behemoth Facebook is advertising for five more blockchain-related positions – adding to the 20 posted by the company in recent weeks.
In an op-ed written exclusively for CoinDesk, Enigma CEO Guy Zyskind says 2019 must be about building decentralized solutions for data privacy.
Elon Musk mentioned bitcoin in a mysterious tweet, and it's whipping up plenty of speculation across the crypto community.
At the very least, a blockchain mindset can help you call social media giants' bluff when they tell you that their services are "free."
While the market didn't like the SEC's bitcoin ETF delay decision, observers on social media weren't surprised at all.
Despite the rejection of a bid for a bitcoin ETF, the crypto market remains confident other proposals will persevere.
Facebook had a bad day in the market this week – and the crypto community quickly pounced.
One of the oldest social networking platforms in China is launching its own crypto token in an apparent bid to boost declining user activity.
In the span of a few hours, it became Crypto Twitter vs U.S. Representative Brad Sherman.
The head of the Bank of International Settlements briefly became the butt of crypto Twitter trolling last week after issuing new comments on the tech.
Facebook is getting even more serious about blockchain, appointing a new director of engineering to focus on the technology.
A recent magazine cover attracted international commentary. After all, it isn't every day that relative unknowns are touted as "Bitcoin Kings."
Now, at least some, crypto advertisers will find that they can post crypto ads on Facebook - if they are approved through an application process.