The Trump administration has said it is keeping an eye on cryptocurrencies like bitcoin in the wake of its recent explosive price jumps.
An obscure provision tucked into a U.S. defense spending bill could act as a springboard for blockchain adoption across government agencies.
The U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, Steven Mnuchin, has said his department is looking into the illegal uses of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin.
A research lab within the U.S. Department of Energy has revealed it is exploring the application of blockchain in next-generation power grids.
The convoluted and heavily regulated U.S. healthcare system is sending blockchain startups packing, with the hopes of demonstating their tech abroad.
Russia isn't happy that an alleged bitcoin money launderer is being extradited to the US following a court decision in Greece.
CoinDesk advisor Michael Casey explains China’s recent moves against bitcoin exchanges and ICOs in a wider geopolitical context.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed a lawsuit against a New York-based man and his company for allegedly running a bitcoin scam.
J. Christopher Giancarlo, CFTC chair, has called on government agencies to embrace blockchain, saying it's in the national interest to do so.
The municipal government for the U.S. city of Boise has formed a new partnership aimed at exploring public-sector blockchain use cases.
U.S. government agencies are reaching out to the blockchain community for help drafting an action plan for bringing its IT systems up to speed.
BTC-e says it will publish more frequent updates about its recovery plans after August 31, according to a newly released statement.
Japanese bitcoin exchange bitFlyer is heading to the U.S., and already has approval to operate in 34 countries.
The number of cryptocurrency and blockchain patent applications in the US has nearly doubled in the past year, USPTO data reveals.
A Pennsylvania resident is claiming to have stolen millions in bitcoin, though he's offered police little in the way of evidence.