It's a legal requirement for journalists to write an end-of-year roundup, and John Law is nothing if not law-abiding.
This week John Law grapples with Tulip Mania, block chain graffiti and the murky world of FUD.
JP Morgan causes a stir, re-presents old cryptocurrency patent, Coinbase receives $25m investment, while John Law digs for dogecoins.
John Law ponders BTC-e's credentials, block chain security and hiding bitcoins from divorce lawyers in his weekly review.
As the highest-value bitcoin transaction occurs, a Welsh resident searches a landfill for his £4m hard drive.
If you want to say when bitcoin got big, you could do a lot worse than picking this week.
John Law advises keeping your bitcoin safe, ponders bitcoin funding for political parties and recommends drinking wine (responsibly).
John Law is no stranger to hold 'em ups, even cryptocurrency ones.
Circle receives $9m, a major flaw is detected in Namecoin and a forgetful Norwegian gets rich.
BTC price increases are not always good, a cryptocurrency arms race approaches, and bitcoin robots will rule the world.
John Law examines the impact of recent DDoS attacks, Baidu, and Google Glass on the bitcoin world.
John Law's week in bitcoin: coffee commerce, Capital One chocolate coins, and UK Silk Road users arrested.
Now Silk Road is offline, why not spend your spare bitcoins on ethically farmed beef and erotic bitcoin novels?
Do cryptosalaries and bitcoin gambling mirror early hunter-gatherer lifestyles? And how relevant are Dark Wallet's ideals, really?
As a consensus forms over the ISO code for bitcoin, John Law is perplexed by Apple's lack of wallets.