Much has been made of Turing-completeness with the advent of Ethereum – which boasts said capability – and, by contrast, bitcoin, which does not posses this seeming exaltation.
A major obstacle for any cryptocurrency is spending: how do they enter general use and in so doing become more than another version of foreign exchange?
As Bitcoin celebrates, India is only too happy to play party-pooper.
We’ve all heard of Bitcoin, right? But, with all the fuss around it, do we really know who actually uses it?
Money may currently be what makes the world go round, but it hasn’t been around forever. The beginnings of what we know as modern currency began in ancient times, though.
Hackers stole $7 million worth of cryptocurrency on Monday from the trading platform CoinDash. The hack occurred during its Initial Coin Offering (ICO).
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.
