Mt.Gox Blows, Fallout could be Catastrophic The Mt. Gox exchange is offline, and no statements from the company have been released. In fact, the official Twitter account has had its tweets deleted.Feb 25, 2014Eric Barrier
CEO Mark Karpeles Resigns while Mt.Gox Covers up Traces in TwitterSunday morning has brought us very important announcment that CEO and owner of the notorious exchange service MT.Gox Mark Karpeles has resigned from a responsible position at the Bitcoin Foundation.Feb 25, 2014Sascha Carroll
Vietnam forbids Bitcoin transactionsIn mid-February, the Vietnamese government issued a statement explicitly prohibiting residents from using Bitcoins at all within the country.Feb 25, 2014Michael K. Hamilton
WIMA Monaco ConferenceAnother WIMA Conference will take place at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco, on 22nd -24th April. It will be devoted to different networking and communication solutions among which would be a Bitcoin MasterClass.Feb 25, 2014Thomas Cole
Bitcoin Beauties Aim to Tame the Beast of CryptocurrencyThere is one main feature that distinguishes Bitcoin meetups from other technological or IT gatherings – the absence of women.Feb 24, 2014Sascha Carroll
Winkdex - Bitcoin Price Index from the WinkleviiThe Winklevoss twins’ Bitcoin price index called Winkdex went online as fully accessible beta version.Feb 24, 2014Thomas Cole
DopaMINE: Think of it as GPU mining meets LegoGPU mining has enjoyed a bit of a Renaissance with the rising popularity of altcoins such as Litecoin and Dogecoin, whose mining difficulty does not require those arms-race mega machines people use to mine Bitcoin these days.Feb 23, 2014Gene Okerlund
Cointelegraph Weekly Review (Feb. 17-21)It is the perfect moment for meeting the readers to discuss the most important events of the past five days.Feb 22, 2014Sascha Carroll
Pizza Guys – first UAE outlet to embrace BitcoinEven though the Gulf countries do not appreciate the Bitcoin arrival on the market and still regard it untrustworthy, Pizza Guys company from Dubai has decided to take the first step towards cryptocurrency in United Arab Emirates.Feb 22, 2014Alan Deer
PassportParking opens the way for paying Bitcoin for a parking placePassportParking App is available both in AppleStore and Google Play. The App allows a user to pay for the parking spot for the amount of time he or she specified.Feb 22, 2014Alexander Black
Ukraine Government Imposes Regulation on BitcoinThe initiative to make the statement took the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) that proclaimed the necessary registration for payment systems and operators of infrastructure for payment systems.Feb 21, 2014Neil Bergen
Crypto-enthusiastic guitarists now have a place to spend their BitcoinBitcoin is being embraced by all kinds of people and musicians are not falling behind. Now the guitarists can pay for their instrument, new gear or lessons with the most popular cryptocurrency of our time from the Guitar Control.Feb 21, 2014Thomas Cole
TechCrunch Disrupt New York to Accept BitcoinOn the 19th February the team of TechCrunch announced that they are accepting Bitcoin payments for the upcoming Disrupt New York event in May.Feb 21, 2014Agatha Bookchin
Hungary’s central bank dubs digital currencies “risky”Hungary has joined the parade of European countries whose central banks have issued warnings recently about the risks associated with cryptocurrencies.Feb 21, 2014Michael K. Hamilton
The way UK treats BitcoinMore and more countries are trying to impose some sort of regulation on Bitcoin, US, China, India even Italy made digital coins look like hard fiat cash in the sense of law. However, in UK government institutions are not rushing to intervene.Feb 20, 2014Neil Bergen
Verso Card – Storage of Military Grade SecurityNew credit card-sized wallet from Verso provides extreme protection for the users Bitcoin.Feb 20, 2014Alexander Black
Novacoin surprises many, makes it to one-year markNovacoin was launched in February 2013 under the symbol NVC. It was designed to be an improvement upon Peercoin. But fear-mongering almost caused it to suffer crib death.Feb 20, 2014Eric Barrier
Bitcoin is Not a Closed Book AnymoreAfter the announcement of Brian Patrick Eha to publish a full of value book on Bitcoin and the most important events in its life, I have some doubts on any positive claim I might receive from You, dear reader.Feb 19, 2014Stanislas Bromden
First American Bitcoin ATMs coming to Seattle and AustinRobocoin is finally making its way into the US market after a successful installation of its Bitcoin ATM in Vancouver, the first of its kind in the world.Feb 19, 2014Armand Tanzarian
Colony Earth - a Society Built on BitcoinBitcoinMagazine has posted an interview with Xavier Hawk, the founder of the Colony Earth – a company that specializes in creating an environment based on tech and eco advancements alike, using Bitcoin as main currency.Feb 18, 2014Andrew Marshall
Hackers Hit Silk Road 2 HardThe heritage of the Dread Pirate Roberts (Ross William Ulbricht), Silk Road 2 has lost approximately four-and-a-half thousand Bitcoin, which amounts to $3 million according to the current price.Feb 18, 2014Thomas Cole
Bitcoinwarrior arranges Internet community to fight for their freedomsBitcoinwarrior.net website has called upon its readers to support the US Freedom act, so that Internet would once again have some breathing space without NSA hiding in shadows.Feb 18, 2014Thomas Cole
TechCrunch readers vote Bitcoin best technology achievementThe 2013 Crunchies ceremony hit an awkward snag when it came time to present Bitcoin with the Best Technology Achievement Award: Who should accept an award on behalf of Bitcoin? Satoshi? Not likely.Feb 18, 2014Eric Barrier
iPad point-of-sale maker introduces Bitcoin paymentsRevel Systems, makers of an iPad POS, has added native Bitcoin transactions to its service.Feb 18, 2014Armand Tanzarian
20% withholding: Italy announces capital controls on incoming foreign transfersItalian business publication Il Sole reported last week on an automatic withholding measure on all transfers from abroad that the government says will be retroactive to February 1.Feb 17, 2014Michael K. Hamilton
White House gives guidelines regarding cybersecurityOn 11th February the U.S government has given the cryptocurrency users some information to chew on.Feb 17, 2014Neil Bergen
Itireleng promotes Bitcoin in BotswanaThose, who are attentive readers of the Cointelegraph, might remember that they have already heard this surname – Itireleng.Feb 17, 2014Agatha Bookchin
Is there a solution for Bitcoin volatile nature?A few days ago Ryan Galt – blogger, entrepreneur and a freelance writer shared his own speculations on the origins of the cryptocurrency’s volatility and ways to overcome it.Feb 16, 2014Andrew Marshall
Send flowers, speculate on tulip prices with BitcoinThe Atlantic’s Robinson Meyer has a funny piece up that notes how it is now possible to exchange Bitcoin for tulips directly online.Feb 16, 2014Gene Okerlund
Money2020 conference planning to spotlight Bitcoin this yearThe annual Money2020 conference in Las Vegas is going all-in on Bitcoin for this year’s event in November. Organizers recently announced a (Bit)coinWorld platform for participants to discuss the currency.Feb 16, 2014Anthony Wall