The whole idea of Bitcoin – and other cryptocurrencies – is that they are unregulated and therefore, governments have little control. An anarchist’s dream, right?
Bitcoin’s price-spike above the $17,000 mark earlier this week has attracted mass coverage and speculation, but are we reliving a familiar story?
Understanding of the way blockchain functions is low in comparison to the frequency with which the term is used.
The story of Bitcoin and blockchain starts with Satoshi Nakamoto, a man (or group) whose identity is a mystery that is yet to be solved. Nakamoto introduced Bitcoin in 2008.
We’ve all heard of Bitcoin, right? But, with all the fuss around it, do we really know who actually uses it?
What’s staggering about the recent surge in Bitcoin value, along with Coinbase becoming the first cryptocurrency unicorn, is that the value is mostly based on belief and trust in the startups.
Information storage in the past few years has made the shift from physical mediums, like hard drives, to increasingly cloud-based solutions. The next logical step in this technological evolution was.
The topic of cryptocurrency is quite simple for those familiar with the world of databases but amazingly confusing for pretty much the rest of the world.
A new blockchain-based content distribution platform launches to take-on industry giants while adding more transparency and fairness fueled by its unique cryptocurrency.
