Two digital currency apps have run into a major new roadblock: Apple's internal developer guidelines.
Should 'trustless-ness' be a requirement for transacting safely in a free-market economy?
The idea that bitcoin and blockchains run on "consensus" among their users is counterproductive, argues Jim harper.
A senior Bank of England official says the central bank's fintech accelerator is looking for new blockchain opportunities.
Researchers will soon open source a tool designed to evaluate ethereum smart contract code.
BNY Mellon has developed a trial system which leverages the blockchain in order to create a backup record for transactions.
More than $5m worth of digital currency associated with the attack on The DAO is on the move.
MIT Media Lab's first director of digital currency is transitioning out of his role to focus on academic work and a new book.
Microsoft Azure's CTO Mark Russinovich envisions a world where every industry is connected by a blockchain consortium.
Microsoft is organizing a working group dedicated to improving the security of smart contracts.
The Bank of Canada has published a new staff working paper on the valuation of digital currencies like bitcoin.
Samsung SDS, an IT affiliate of the South Korean electronics giant, is one of 17 new members to join the Hyperledger Project.
The US government's Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) has announced the winners of a blockchain research paper contest.
A new proposal could make it easier for bitcoin exchanges to guard against hacks, but key challenges around enacting the change are slowing advances.
Do events like The DAO collapse prove blockchains need formal governance? Blockchain analyst Josh Stark argues that it's too early to tell.