BITCOIN

U.S. lawmakers are beefing up cryptocurrency investigations.

Incidents of cryptojacking, in which hackers use code on websites that use visitor's computers to mine for cryptocurrencies, are on the rise.

Chia Network is launching a new cryptocurrency for everyday use. Its creator is Bram Cohen, who previously launched BitTorrent.

The revolution will be decentralized. The bitcoin fork proposal, Segwit2x, has been cancelled

A single bitcoin transaction takes as much power as an American household uses in a week. But Japan's first clean-energy mining center for cryptocurrency will open in December.

Parity's smart contracts might jeopardize Ethereum wallets. “All these contracts can break because they are all dependent on each other,” a bitcoin developer told IBT.

Here's how the company became the world's most powerful fintech player. But could bitcoin steal the throne?

Cryptocurrency opens new doors for chatbots and robots.

Amazon purchased three domain names related to cryptocurrencies — maybe just a precaution to protect the company brand, or maybe the e-retail giant is ready to let consumers pay with bitcoin.

Why Bitcoin prices are skyrocketing — and what comes next.

A bitcoin futures contract could reduce the risks of holding cryptocurrency.

A legal term called "know your customer" changes everything.

With mobile voting enabled, we could say goodbye to tricky paperwork.

Will the token boom empower or exploit sex workers?

Even as charges of sexism, sexual harassment and assault swirl around prominent men in Hollywood and on TV, a cryptocurrency conference invited a convicted domestic abuser whose company is being sued for discrimination.

Several new bitcoin forks are stirring up controversy, with a fork that could overthrow cryptocurrency mining giants.

Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, known as a shrewd tech investor, says bitcoin is a fraud.

Here are clear definitions for fintech lingo: utility tokens, Ethereum and all.

Blockchain-powered loans create new ways to borrow money.

A blockchain community legal battle highlights Switzerland's cryptocurrency loopholes.

Disruptive? Not exactly: Silicon Valley and traditional finance giants are funding much of the white-collar blockchain industry.