Coverage

Onename recently switched storage of user data from Namecoin to the Bitcoin blockchain. Muneeb Ali and Ryan Shea explained their reasons for this move.

/r/bitcoin has seen an increase in censorship due to block size debate. Here we look at 6 alternate places to have Bitcoin discussions without censorships.

Adam Mashrique shares his creation, BlockThing which uses an ESP8266 that allows you to pay for something using bitcoin and do things with it.

The 3D Fintech Challenge is reaching the Finals on 3 November 2015. Here are the 6 finalists and a brief profile of what they do.

The 21 Bitcoin Computer could be the first step towards making sure every computing device is Bitcoin compatible by default.

Although the United States is supposed to be the "land of the free," Erik Voorhees feels like an extremist when supporting financial privacy.

CoinGecko had a chat with Evan Duffield, the creator of Dash, formerly known as Darkcoin, to get some insights and perspectives on Dash.

Circle has become the first Bitcoin company in history to receive the BitLicense and they can finally offer their services to New York customers again.

There are several representations of the Bitcoin logo. Jamie Redman explores the various Bitcoin logos and the debate surrounding each.

Jamie Redman explains how his family revolves their lives around Bitcoin and his philosophy behind the adoption of this lifestyle.

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Coinbase's Brian Armstrong sees the serious pain points in the current financial system as a key starting point for Bitcoin.

Peernova's Dave Hudson does not see how 21 Inc's plans for distributed bitcoin mining in household appliances makes any sense.

We covered what were the hottest stories and images which managed to make it to the front page of /r/Bitcoin. Check out the top 8 top stories.

The creator of the Truthcoin believes Augur will fail due to his interactions with the development team and the project's reliance on Ethereum.

The 17th of July marked the end of the 2015 Tech Open Air Festival in Berlin. Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies have featured prominently in all 4 installments.

"Blockchain" is the mainstream banks' new buzzword, and they're taking it seriously. We take a look at 16 banks that are currently exploring the technology

A combination of these proposals could help scale Bitcoin - increasing block size, Bitcoin Lightning Network, Open Transactions, Sidechains, Treechains