Scammers hoping to steal cryptocurrency are hacking verified Twitter accounts to swindle users.
The South American country's plan to launch its own cryptocurrency has sparked global headlines and a range of commentary on social media.
A new type of scam sees Twitter users copying cryptocurrency developers and companies and asking the public to send "donations."
Former Major League Baseball star Jose Canseco is apparently a big believer in blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
Early Twitter investor Naval Ravikant to back "XPRIZE" for a blockchain-based Twitter using Blockstack technologies.
Jack Dorsey, the CEO of both Twitter and Square, recently said he believes blockchain can be used to solve problems in a range of different areas.
Bitcoin XT and Black Monday – CoinDesk takes a look at the topics that have dominated the bitcoin Twittersphere over the past week.
A ChangeTip user has been banned from the service for attempting to tip the terrorist group, the Islamic State.
Bitcoin magnate Roger Ver pledged $10 for every retweet in support of the Free Ross Ulbricht campaign.
The popular wallet has launched the new feature with charitable efforts from Nas, Marc Andreessen and Code.org.
Dogecoin has become a hugely popular way to reward people on reddit, and it's all thanks to Dogetipbot.
This week has provided two excellent counter-examples against the inherent badness of bitcoin – one small, one very big.
CoinDesk talks to TipperCoin's Scott Li about micropayments, dogecoin and how social media can further bitcoin's adoption worldwide.
Andrew Torba's social media experiment indicates that both bitcoin enthusiasts and non-users see value in the cryptocurrency.
CoinDesk looks at the top bitcoin tweets of the week