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As Ethereum finally began trading on major exchanges over the August 8 weekend, the price fell dramatically in what has been called by traders as the “Ether dump.”

There are some casualties to speak of today, as 37Coins, who has been a popular Bitcoin wallet provider since 2013, has shut its doors.

Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have launched a new company named Alphabet, which will manage Google and all of the company’s subsidiaries in a new operating structure.

Regulatory bureau for banks within the United States Department of the Treasury called for a “balanced” approach to Bitcoin regulation and more news

BBVA, a multinational Spanish banking group has published another report on the block chain technology entitled “Blockchain Technology: The Ultimate Disruption in the Financial System”

This week saw many companies bail out on New York after the BitLicense took full effect, including bitcoin exchanges Kraken and BitFinex, and Bitcoin marketplace Paxful

“The system needs more analysis” might be Dave Hudson’s motto as far as Bitcoin mining is concerned. It’s not a surprising opinion for an engineer.

BitQuick announced that users on the security-oriented company Coinkite.com will be able to conveniently utilize the BitQuick platform directly from within Coinkite’s wallet interface.

The Estonian central bank has denied statements by Deutsche Bank suggesting that the Estonian banking system relies on blockchain technology to secure information and more news

CT spoke with Jose Rodriguez, the VP of payments at Bitso, a Mexican based that Bitcoin exchange, payment processor and Ripple Gateway, on the country’s cryptocurrency prospects and whether BBVA is the most bitcoin-friendly bank.

The deadline for mass exodus of Bitcoin companies from New York due to the authorities’ infamous BitLicense regulations has culminated over the weekend with the exit of several prominent companies such as Kraken and Paxful

A national van rental company Bandago has begun accepting bitcoin payments for rentals and customizations of vans for events, traveling and entertainment.

A security alert has been issued by the Ethereum team regarding users of the Windows AlethZero and eth client.

American comedian and producer Louis Székely, professionally known as Louis C.K has started to accept bitcoin payments for his comedy show performed at Madison Square Garden.

Another bitcoin startup left New York State and declined to comply with the BitLicense. BitFinex, the largest cryptocurrency trading platform in the U.S announcing the closure of their operations

Shopify and Twitter partner for social commerce; the insurance industry appears to be next in line for some disruptive innovation; 60% of the world’s Bitcoin merchants use BitPay, and more top news

Last month, I hit upon the first fifteen ways Bitcoin is changing how money works worldwide. It turns out that was just the beginning, as Bitcoin is a concept of few limits and compromises and many empowering capabilities.

This week, bitcoin Jesus Roger Ver weighed in on the block size debate stating that the block size limit should be increased if it is technologically achievable.

G7 representatives announced support for “appropriate regulation” of virtual currencies; online survey giant Qualtrics added bitcoin as a rewards option and more news

After entering the US market, Eris Industries hoped their ‘troubles with the law’ would be behind them, but sadly not. Now, Eris Exchange is not only trying to secure the Eris name, but perhaps also engaging in anticompetitive litigation.

As the first recorded BTC transaction in history between Cuba and the United States is now history, Cointelegraph spoke with Ni’Coel Stark, Managing Principal and Co-Founder at Block26

Turns out that paying for your rent and other utilities with bitcoin is every easy with a private and simple method that has been right under our noses.

Poland’s national airline LOT announced August 4 that airline tickets can now be purchased with bitcoin.

A Tokyo judge has ruled that bitcoin’s are not subject to ownership; Intel is hiring a researcher to investigate hardware and software to advance decentralized ledgers; and more news

In the buzzing world of altcoins, blockchains, and crypto-startups, if you aren’t decentralized these days, you’re probably still considered a bit of a dinosaur.

Leading global bitcoin payment processor BitPay has published a half year report on bitcoin which covers growth of merchants, transactions, volume, etc.

Vermont has recently taken some legislative steps that could see the state using Bitcoin’s technology for state records, smart contracts and other applications in a drive to become “a leader in the field.”

A new inquiry from the Australian government is looking to change current tax codes for Bitcoin in Australia, which are proving to be controversial and counter-productive, hurting businesses and growth.

Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne has unveiled his company’s long awaited blockchain-based private and public equities trading platform tØ; Symbiont has issued the first Smart Securities on the Bitcoin blockchain, and more news

What will the Internet look like in 10 years? Or 50? If the Internet’s rapid evolution so far is any indication, it won’t be the Internet we know today.