The CEO of one of the largest crypto security companies recaps his takeaways from the year that was.
Calling themselves Wallet.Fail, three security researchers found ways to access crypto cold wallets in ways that weren't intended by their creators.
There will be opportunities for smart blockchain companies that can find their niche in the coming unbundling, says Ripple's Asheesh Birla.
Three areas of conflict are taking shape in the crypto space and 2019 will see them unleashed in full force, says MintBit's Arwen Smit.
Eric Piscini, CEO of Citizens Reserve and Deloitte's former blockchain lead, outlines the key threads of 2018 and how they signal what's coming for 2019.
"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.
Coinbase is launching a new product to help customers earn 0x tokens while learning about crypto assets.
The Australian Securities Exchange will continue to work on its DLT-based settlement system despite the departure of of Blythe Masters, the former CEO of its partner Digital Asset.
TrustToken says its tech has passed three independent security audits, while its stablecoin is now seeing trading volume over $1 billion a month.
Enterprise blockchain framework MultiChain is beefing up its partner list as it starts to roll out the next version of its software.
Overstock's Medici Ventures has successfully transferred 3.6 million tokenized shares from Chainstone Labs using Ravencoin's blockchain.
Amazon Web Services, the e-commerce giant’s cloud computing arm, is having its proverbial blockchain cake and eating it, too.
Two South Korean government ministries are exploring blockchain's potential to bring new efficiencies to port logistics.
Representative Warren Davidson has suggested using a cryptocurrency to crowdfund a wall on the Mexican border.
Venezuela has reportedly begun automatically converting residents' pensions into its controversial cryptocurrency.