Bitcoin Isn't Dead—But It Is Threatened by Tech Infighting
The cryptocurrency's crucial censorship-resistant property is not stewarded as cautiously as it should be by those in the Bitcoin community.
The cryptocurrency's crucial censorship-resistant property is not stewarded as cautiously as it should be by those in the Bitcoin community.
And does the identity of Bitcoin's creator really matter for the future of this 'fatherless' cryptocurrency?
The savvy venture capitalists at Andreessen Horowitz are now banking on "smart drug" startup Nootrobox.
"America's largest civic experiment to close the gender wage gap" is launching in Boston. It won't work.
Plenty of Americans prefer the convenience of banking somewhere large.
An executive whose bank faltered while he was highly compensated reviews a book on the Fed for the New York Times.
Jonathan Rauch's Political Realism argues that libertarians should embrace "transactional politics" if they want big changes.
Much of the country buys, sells, and makes a living outside official scrutiny
Q&A with Nathaniel Popper on his new book, Digital Gold.
Republican candidates appear to be ignoring the topic.
If there ever were any Greeks to speak of transferring their savings into bitcoins, chances are most have stopped.
When a non-profit foundation spends millions to change federal policy, the expenditure deserves some attention-regardless of how the organization leans politically.
Bitcoin is now the only means of paying for adult ads on the popular web classifieds site Backpage.com.
The central bank folly.
Atlantic Media pub runs unpaid work critiquing unpaid work.
Historically uncool QR codes are poised to be a main driver of anonymous e-payment.
Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne is working to encourage broad consumer adoption of Bitcoin.
The financial crisis fundamentally changed the nature of central banking.
"The currency the Internet deserves and needs."
Anyone who has been watching President Obama's response to the Great Recession will realize that policymakers have learned little since the 1930s.
Is the currency really only good for black markets?
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