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Can Blockchain break Facebook, Uber, Airbnb, eBay and the like? The answer we want to give for the currently discussed Blockchain interpretation is ‘so far, no’ – contrary to common opinion.

Ghana seeks to secure transactions on the Internet first and only then start a discussion on Bitcoin adoption.

Can you really hide assets in a divorce through Bitcoin? Cointelegraph investigates the feasibility of such a suggestion.

Ethereum’s price has reached a key short-term level. An upward trend can begin at that resistance level.

A turn to growth did not play out on Bitcoin. The price, unable to fortify at a key level, has fallen down to the next significant resistance line.

US launches new measures against tax evasion, money laundering, and terrorism in the wake of the Panama Papers scandal. Time to switch to Bitcoin to maintain your privacy.

Mexican drug cartels generate a lot of profit in the USA, which is one of their main markets. How is this money transferred back to Mexico?

Mainstream exchange embrace of Bitcoin could lead to less volatility and further acceptance and new opportunities.

NexusLab, Zurich-based business platform, has gathered 10 teams to develop new applications of blockchain technologies in different industries; half of startups are from Nordics.

Recently approved by the New York State Department of Financial Services to offer the trading of Ether on its virtual currency exchange based in New York City, Gemini has started Ether trading.

A correction toward the upward Ethereum trend continues. How long will it last?

Bitcoin’s price has bounced off a significant resistance line. The basis is now formed for a medium-term upward trend.

The creator of Liberty Reserve, a digital currency exchange that traded predecessors to Bitcoin, has just received a 20-year prison sentence for the $6 billion money laundering operation.

Whether Bitcoin would be a better option for the southern African state of Zimbabwe to adopt as an alternative method of payment or not has triggered an online discussion this past week.

Here is what we know about Wright for certain: he is a pathological liar, he has serious problems with the Australian tax service and he has been interested in Bitcoin for quite a while.

Steemit, a new social media platform where everyone gets paid to post online, has been released in beta. In the age of multiple social media platforms, many of them entrenched players, how will new users react to Steemit?

A town in Switzerland has begun to accept Bitcoin payments for certain city services. The northern town of Zug decided to allow Bitcoin payments earlier this month for public services as a part of a trial run.

Ethereum is forming a short-term flat. The situation is heating up. Powerful impulses usually follow after long flats such as the current one.

Bitcoin is undergoing a correction toward the upward trend. That rebound can become a turn to decline.

For a month starting May 3, The Treasury of the Australian government will be accepting submissions from interested parties to comment on a newly-released discussion paper entitled ‘GST treatment of digital currency’ as part of the 2016-17 Budget.

New Hampshire, the Bitcoin mecca of the northeastern United States, claims its third Bitcoin ATM, the only currently operational machines in New England.

Larry Summers, the former Secretary of Treasury of the Clinton administration, is impressed by blockchain technology and believes that it will change financial practice and exchange as we know it today.

The ETHUSD, LTCSUD, and DASHUSD markets are all undergoing mild upward trends. The coming week could bring radical changes.

The upward dynamic continues on Bitcoin. If the structure of that movement isn’t disrupted, it is likely to grow into a medium-term upward trend.

Whilst the term ‘BTC’ has long been the standard abbreviation for Bitcoin, there is a growing call from the Bitcoin community and exchanges in particular to begin referring to it as ‘XBT’.

Australian based Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), has announced that its digital technology branch Data61 will join forces with the Treasury to explore the potential of Bitcoin technologies.

Bitcoin mining in Africa is almost non-existent yet the virtual currency’s level of adoption grows.

The adoption of digital currencies from companies in European Union is a controversial issue as the legal framework is still vague in terms of accounting and currency handling.

Can you send money across borders instantly at almost no cost? Robert Genito of Wall of Coins thinks peer-to-peer Bitcoin exchanges could revolutionize the cross-border remittance industry.

Seattle-based iPayYou has launched a new bitcoin wallet with multiple features, including the ability to cancel transactions. Would this prove to be a hit among users?