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Payment provider Inputs.io lost more than $1m in Bitcoins after it was attacked two times by hackers, said the owner of the website.

Scientists from Cornell University have put a lot of Bitcoin enthusiasts into a flutter informing them that a technical voidability exists that may make it possible for some individuals to drive into a corner the process of creating the cryptocurrency and might destroy the whole system

The digital currency and trading system PhenixCoin is on the edge – leading personalities cannot be allocated and contacted. The situation can be described as crucial for the currency that can be dated with this year’s May.

From the 26th till the 29th of October Berlin, Germany welcomed the conference TechCrunch’s Disrupt Europe 2013.

As we all hopefully know that the idea of crypto currency bitcoin was first published by its founder Satoshi Nakamoto in the year 2008.

Namecoins is not just a plain crypto currency for trade is base for a more important system – the decentralized domain name system or the decentralized DNS.

In mid-September, BTC Markets went online in Sydney, offering local Bitcoin users a new trading platform. Money transfers on BTC Markets are free, and trade commissions starts at 1%.

Why should Bitcoin stay all the way digital and untouchable? Something should change this and introduce some physical presence of the widespread coin.

After the news article about the Saxbe brothers of Seattle who accept bitcoins in their Cheese Wizards mobile truck food venue, it was interesting to open up for the society some more similar vendors, shops and markets accepting bitcoin.

Coinabse is one of the most successful startups in the field of crypto currency of the recent years. Coinbase is offering wallets to more than 400000users in the USA.

For ones who still do not know – BIPS is the company from Denmark. It provides many different solutions considering the use of Bitcoins.

Observing the course of bitcoin during the whole history of existence, it can be concluded that the prices have not been higher than they were on the 10th of April 2013.

Wired’s Daniela Hernandez has an awesome story on how Bitcoin is proving it is able to help provide for the homeless.

What can be done with money? Spend. It can be exchanged on goods, materials and valuables. Also money can be given away.

The bank Capital One allowed itself to close the account of one of its customers because of a strange reason – a simple mention of bitcoin crypto currency.

While the users of the bitcoin crypto currency system research the topic of the Silk Road funds now in the hands of the FBI and attack their wallet, new similar service approach and fill the network with their specials services and offers.

The incidents and arrests of the past few days have caused noticeable movements in the space of the bitcoins.

On the 1st of October, Tuesday, 15.15. Ross Ulbricht the owner and launcher of the homepage and service Silk Road was arrested in one of the state libraries of the city San Francisco.

ZeroAccess, one of the most developed bots in the bitcoin system, has collapsed – it was taken down by the Symantec security company.

The FSP or the Free State Projects members are now allowed to pay for the rent using bitcoins. Still the possibility currently is offered by a single property management company in New Hampshire.

Jed McCaleb is taking another shot at entrepreneurship in the cryptocurrency space. The Mt. Gox founder, who sold the exchange in 2011, is trying to improve on Bitcoin’s design with his new project, Ripple.

Cody Wilson, most famous as the guy who invented a gun that can be made with a 3D printer, has offered but a handful of clues into his new project, Dark Wallet.

After launching in June with a great deal of publicity, Silk Road competitor Atlantis sought to make buying contraband easier through cheaper prices and better security.

Marco Santori of the Bitcoin Foundation has a piece up on CoinDesk in which he explores money transmission licenses at the state level in the US.

The Washington Post’s blog The Switch details how a state representative from New Hampshire raised campaign funds through Bitcoin.

CoinDesk’s John Law goes out on a limb a bit in a new column to connect Bitcoin with bygone ways of living (for most of us, anyway).

Media attention and signs of a favorable government attitude toward Bitcoin have made the country one of the EU’s leaders in Bitcoin.

Daniel Cawrey over at CoinDesk suggests that tying a big name to an idea is one way to elevate it in public consciousness. Thus, here are some faces to attach to the Bitcoin narrative.

Carrie Kirby at CoinDesk has a piece up in which she reflects on getting paid entirely in Bitcoins.

We have seen the internet completely turn publishing on its head in the last two decades.