From advances in art trading to setbacks for celebrities on the blockchain, it was a year of serious building for the crypto collectable market.
"Not too little. Not too much. Just right.” Chromaway's CEO gives his take on why the Swedish saying may be key to unlocking blockchain's potential.
Far from seeing the death of crypto, we may be entering its most exciting phase, argues Michael J. Casey.
Blockstream has expanded its bitcoin satellite service to the Asia-Pacific region and added support for Lightning Network transactions.
Some crypto miners are looking to Iran for its low-cost power – but the path to setting up shop in the country is anything but simple.
Binance has released a second video demo of its advancing decentralized crypto exchange, Binance DEX.
Hyperledger has launched a new tool for blockchain developers – a modular cryptographic library aimed to reduce work duplication and bugs.
Mining innovator Balaji Srinivasan pivoted away from that business in 2017, but now believes the time is right for a home miner.
Japan's top police agency is to fund development of new software aimed to help track individuals behind illicit crypto transactions.
Interest in blockchain technology is waning, research firm Gartner said in its latest "Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies" report.
Bitcoin could get better privacy with Taproot, but there's one big obstacle - it can't be deployed until another technology goes through.
Nearly two years after launch, Zcash is entering what could be a crucial period, one that could expand the core features of its technology.
Token swaps are becoming common, but what do they mean for users and investors? CoinDesk explores the evolving art of blockchain migrations.
At least five cryptocurrencies have recently been hit with a 51% attack, a vulnerability users used to scoff at.
CoinDesk gives our best guess of how the distributed launch of the much-anticipated EOS software can be expected to unfold.