In this analysis of the day The DAO collapsed we look at what it might mean to the community at large if the Ethereum transactions are turned back.
Nuco CEO Matt Spoke argues that this week's attack on the The DAO is, in the long-term, a good thing for the Ethereum project.
Could the individual or individuals behind yesterday's hacking of The DAO be criminally or civilly liable?
The first large-scale experiment with a leaderless distributed autonomous organization is winding down, according to one developer involved.
Following an attack on ethereum's most notable project, its community is debating if it should take extreme measures to help protect the funds.
TheDAO, the largest and most visible ethereum project, has reportedly been hacked, sparking a broad market sell-off.
Slock.it has announced several fixes to the code that underlies The DAO, an autonomous organization that has raised over $150m-worth of ether.
As concerns about The DAO grow, many in the Ethereum community are beginning to publicly worry about the impact of its potential failure.
Ethereum co-founder Anthony Di Iorio helped create the blockchain technology that underlies DAOs, but he doesn't want to launch one himself.
Amid a vibrant public debate, digital currency exchange operator Kraken has announced it will begin trading The DAO tokens.
Andreas Antonopoulos takes aim at local governments with new plans for an Ethereum-based system that could be recognized across borders.
An Ethereum startup led by a Harvard Berkman researcher is submitting a proposal to fix The DAO, the largest autonomous organization.
The creator of Futarchy, a governance model founded on prediction markets Robin Hanson, discusses his concept in the context of DAOs.
This op-ed explores The DAO's creation in the context of existing stock exchanges, as well as the overall evolution of technology.
Does distributed presence create distributed liability?