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The market is preparing for a new impulse. Will this movement grow to become a medium-term trend?

There has been a drop in the efficiency of bitcoin transactions lately, and developers have been discussing what’s going on, with the goal of finding a common solution.

The medium-term trend turned out to favor sellers. This downward impulse was fairly natural.

Bitcoin, while relatively new to politics, is supercharging some politicians’ campaigns, facilitating donations, and opening them up to new and dynamic supporter bases.

Cointelegraph spoke with the founder of Swift eCurrency about various aspects of the virtual currency market in Nigeria.

Coinbase has launched debit card payments in the US. The debit and credit card payments were already available to Coinbase’s European customers.

Recently, leading Bitcoin hardware wallet manufacturer, Ledger, introduced Bitcoin wallet technology which directly stores user data and sensitive information in the TrustZone.

LedgerX co-founder, Paul Chou, stated that most of the projects led by blockchain startups to implement distributed ledger technology in the traditional financial sector are extremely misguided.

Biometrics has firmly entrenched itself as one of the leading technological trends of the FinTech Industry in 2015.

The longer Bitcoin stays in place, the more powerful the expected impulse will be.

Ascribe has announced the release of BigchainDB, a scalable blockchain database that can process 1 mln writes per second.

New Hampshire State Treasury can’t accept Bitcoin for taxes because they are not familiar with the currency.

F2Pool, a Chinese mining pool also referred to as Discus Fish, has been experiencing a series of extreme DDoS attacks.

The weakness of buyers prevents the steady growth of Bitcoin’s price. However, we could still see a return to the steady upward trend, which started at $410.

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Ethereum team announced the release of the second major version of the Ethereum platform, called Homestead.

Online exchanges scare away some users with privacy issues and slow transactions. Here are a few ways you can avoid the hassle when buying Bitcoin.

The last month of winter started with an upward trend. That trend is over and it’s time for the market to decide on a new direction.

On Monday, Bitwage announced its partnership with a top insurance carrier. It didn’t reveal its name, however.

BitFury announced that it has invested in BitPesa, a universal payment and trading platform for the African continent, through its investment wing, BitFury Capital

Bitcoin, after bouncing off the weekly support level, has kept its growth trend. But one can’t really say that this movement is certain.

The market is quiet in anticipation of a new push. The current fluctuations in Bitcoin price are caused by the split in opinions among traders.

Mobile operators are investigating the Blockchain. Looking to discover how the Blockchain might influence the telecommunications sector, Cointelegraph interviewed some Blockchain developers.

New Bitcoin-mining hardware may increase mining profits by 30%, claims the Indian scientist, Rakesh Kumar.

Socialist governments like to keep control of the entire economy in their hands by controlling the means of production, but Bernie Sanders doesn’t simply call himself a socialist.

The situation with Bitcoin is heating up: the point approaches where the market will decide upon further direction.

Wirex Limited announced the release of Wirex. The new app will integrate all the features of E-Coin, the virtual Bitcoin Debit Card, while adding more features.

Negative interest rates and the blocking of mass-moving of assets to cash may cause people to turn to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as the solution.

Financial regulators in Japan proposed to recognise cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as legitimate methods of payment on par with fiat money.

The low penetration of internet in Africa is responsible for the slow FinTech development, says the Head of Broadband and Converged Solutions at Phase3 Telecom.