Chinese Bitcoin Exchange OKCoin Accused of Faking Trading Data
OKCoin, once the second largest Chinese bitcoin exchange, has been accused of faking its trading volume data.
Read moreOKCoin, once the second largest Chinese bitcoin exchange, has been accused of faking its trading volume data.
Read moreMajor US online retailer Overstock.com plans to start accepting bitcoin as payment in the second half of 2014.
Read moreBlockchain.info is the world's most popular bitcoin site and online wallet, with over 3 million visitors last month alone.
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Read moreBelgian company Mobile Vikings has begun accepting bitcoin payments, claiming it is the first telecom operator to do so.
Read moreThe National Australia Bank, one of Australia’s ‘Big Four’, has published a research paper about bitcoin.
Read moreA patent application from IBM for an “E-Currency Validation and Authorization Services Platform” has emerged.
Read moreThe Financial Crimes Enforcement Network has warned bitcoin-related businesses that they must comply with federal money transmission laws.
Read moreBitGo's bitcoin wallet offers multi-signature transactions, designed to protect bitcoins from being stolen, and private keys from being lost.
Read moreBitcoin wallet service Coinbase has clocked up 650,000 users since its launch – averaging 10,000 new users everyday.
Read moreIdea.me, a regional crowdfunding platform in South America has announced that it will accept bitcoin.
Read moreThe price of bitcoin sank further today, after news emerged that BTC China had blocked deposits made in RMB.
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