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Calls by various mainstream economists to ban cash transactions seem to be getting ever more louder.
Not since the arrival of the almighty dollar has currency been poised for a more dramatic leap forward.
Bitcoin's most influential developer has proposed a controversial fix that would help it handle more transactions.
Two weeks ago XBT Provider AB announced the authorization of Bitcoin Tracker One, the first Bitcoin-based security available on a regulated exchange. Today, Bitcoin Tracker One started trading on Nasdaq Stockholm.
On May 9, an international group of hackers launched distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on two of the largest financial institutions in Hong Kong.
It is one of the great mysteries of the digital age.
It is one of the great mysteries of the digital age.
Not since the arrival of the almighty dollar has currency been poised for a more dramatic leap forward.
Comment: Forcing everyone to spend only by electronic means from an account held at a government-run bank would give the authorities far better tools to deal with recessions and economic booms, writes Jim Leaviss
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Nasdaq has become one of the first multinational financial services companies to delve into non-currency usage of blockchain technology.
An effort called "Women on 20's" is hoping to add some diversity to the people who are memorized on America's currency.
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Governments want to get rid of physical cash. Paper currency is just too private. Digital cash is much easier to track, tax, and confiscate.
The Philippines has the world's third largest remittance market just behind India and China, with overseas remittances reaching more than $25.1 billion in 2013.
There are considerably more steps involved for a website to accept bitcoins for payment than simply having a wallet address for payments to be sent to.
Why we didn't have negative nominal yields in the Depression and the end of QE
Why we didn't have negative nominal yields in the Depression and the end of QE
This is a fascinating story with implications for every American…
Why we didn't have negative nominal yields in the Depression and the end of QE
Cash has never been a popular asset with the totalitarian set. It's difficult, if not impossible, to trace. Cash makes it possible to do business "off the books."
The most legitimate argument against Bitcoin, is the fact that it isn't backed by anything tangible.
Even though financial expert Catherine Austin Fitts thinks the chance of total collapse is "relatively small" she's not discounting the chance of a major move this fall.
Bitcoin startup LazyPay has a chance to win a share of the £1,000,000 in prize money for the winner of Virgin Mobile's Pitch To Rich competition.
The International Monetary Fund is close to declaring China's yuan fairly valued for the first time in more than a decade, a milestone in the country's efforts to open its economy that would blunt U.S. criticism of Beijing's currency policy.
Governments have been waging a quiet war on cash for decades. Now they're becoming bolder as they try to corral savers into a broken banking system.
Trust issues plague bitcoin and other digital currencies. Licensed exchanges could change that
One of the biggest stories in the news these past few weeks is the BitLicense. The second draft of the document is now available for view prior to its finalization following a 30-day period of commentary by the general public.
ItBit has filed an application for a state banking license in New York. In statements to CoinDesk, New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) spokesman Matthew Anderson confirmed the filing.
