July 2019

Online electronics and software retail giant Newegg has expanded bitcoin payments to nearly all of its served countries in partnership with BitPay.

While Facebook’s Libra project was said to have 28 founding partners when unveiled, that isn’t quite the case, says Visa CEO Alfred F. Kelly.

We’ve seen the guns, booze and wild tweets. But now John McAfee is allegedly missing.

Bitcoin is on the defensive for the fourth straight day and may be facing a further drop toward $9,050.

BitFlyer Blockchain and Japanese business giant Sumitomo Corporation will develop a blockchain app allowing users to sign rental contracts and more.

Facebook hasn’t responded to a request by Switzerland’s data privacy regulator for more details on Libra, despite the project being based in Geneva.

The wallet will maintain user’s anonymity, but will also be recoverable.

Politicians, market analysts, manufacturers, and consumers across the globe have been eagerly awaiting news about the trade negotiations between the United States and China, but it appears that a true update may not be imminently forthcoming.

The New York Times is testing blockchain solutions to authenticate news photos in partnership with IBM Garage.

The Senate Banking Committee has scheduled a hearing on cryptocurrency and blockchain regulatory frameworks for July 30.