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July 8 BreakoutCoin announced the completion of its public crowdsale, which raised about $557,000. With the crowdsale complete, Breakout Coin (BRK) is now trading on Bittrex.

UK-based fintech startup Revolut raised over £7.75 million of funding via venture capital firms.

Christopher David, CEO of blockchain-based ridesharing startup Arcade City, has run afoul of the law in Texas. Austin sent 10 officers to serve David a citation.

UK-based fintech company ThoughtMachine recently released their blockchain-based operating system specifically designed for banking known as Vault OS.

Fintech is the new cool as more investors choose apps over experts.

Stratis, a London-based blockchain solutions company, has a goal of building a Blockchain Development Platform.

As expected, the bitcoin markets have been relatively stable over the past week, although it now looks like a rally up to resistance is becoming more and more likely

In spite of recent hack, Steemit may become the killer app Bitcoin has been waiting for to bring fresh people into Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

With 2016 marking four years since the last halving, what FinTech companies should we look out for in the years ahead?

Recent North Carolina Bitcoin law is a step in the right direction, leaving room for improvement but may arrive with its own side-effects.

Formation in charts suggest that Bitcoin is about to surge.

The Turkish Lira has fallen at least 5 per cent as reported by Reuters. This is a 3 week low against the US dollar. At the time of writing Turkish Lira was seen trading at 3.0300 Lira against the greenback.

The blockchain-based BitCrystals rise in price as the full launch of Spells of Genesis (SoG) nears.

R3 Consortium gets truly global by the addition of its first African bank.

Bitcoin price is likely to rise in coming days, watch out.

Ahead of a planned Ethereum hard fork, Kraken advises those who may have concerns to cancel all open orders.

In its war against online gambling, Russian authorities are now targeting major online payment services.Qiwi and Skrill.

Nearly 260 Steem accounts hacked, up to $ 85,000 worth of losses reported.

The notorious Mark Karpeles, CEO of Mt Gox, was released on bail yesterday after paying nearly $100,000 prior to being released, according to Japanese media.

Being home to 90 per cent of bitcoin trade and 70 per cent of mining, China is Calling the Shots in Bitcoin’s Civil War

Post-Brexit, the British pound has become less stable than Bitcoin, which remains stronger than ever even after the “Halvening.”

The growing disruptive implications of Blockchain in a range of settings including the financial and health sectors is key to IBM’s decision to open an innovation center in Singapore.

Mining software companies try to reduce costs of Bitcoin mining meeting the challenge brought about by the cutting in half of the block rewards.

Want privacy online? Are you a Linux enthusiast? The NSA may have already classified you as an extremist.

Pokemon Go isn’t all fun and games: it’s creepware, according to security expert Gary Miliefsky.

Cointelegraph spoke to Trevor Altpeter and Matt Young, directors of the Counterparty Foundation, about the partnership with Storj, micropayments, and the Lightning Network.

Is Bitcoin the only cat with more than nine lives? Andreas Antonopoulos talks to the Bitcoin podcast about the risks facing Bitcoin now and in the future, and how Bitcoin can improve.

A new Bitcoin ETF called SolidX Bitcoin Trust has filed its S-1, an SEC filing used by establishments to register public securities, to challenge the Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust.

The smart money has been on Bitcoin for quite awhile, and the mainstream is beginning to notice this fact.

Can Blockchain lead to a massive threat to privacy and security in the near future?