US Senate committee initiates inquiry into bitcoin and virtual currencies
A US Senate committee is pressing financial regulators and law enforcement agencies for further guidance on virtual currencies.
Read moreA US Senate committee is pressing financial regulators and law enforcement agencies for further guidance on virtual currencies.
Read moreLavabit and Silent Circle have both closed down their encrypted email services to avoid sacrificing their customers' privacy.
Read moreLamassu, the makers of a bitcoin ATM that was demonstrated at Bitcoin London, are now taking pre-orders.
Read moreThe Casascius coin was shown to be vulnerable to physical attack at this year's Defcon conference.
Read moreA number of bitcoin companies in New York have been sent subpoenas by the Department of Financial Services.
Read moreMt. Gox has resumed withdrawals, yet still has problems to overcome. Is it growing pains, or a banking bottleneck?
Read moreAn Android flaw is compromising all wallets running on Google's mobile platform. Here's what to do.
Read moreA source inside Bloomberg has privately confirmed that the company is testing a bitcoin price ticker among its staff.
Read moreA Brigham Young University-approved housing company is now allowing students to pay their deposits and rent in bitcoins.
Read moreCoinbase, the bitcoin payment processor, has announced that it will begin processing off-block chain microtransactions.
Read moreA judge in Texas has ruled that bitcoin is a currency or form of money.
Read moreMt. Gox has issued an announcement revealing a number of site and service improvements.
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