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California State Senator advances bill that would allow corporations to record stock data, such as issuances and transfers, on a Blockchain.
Interview
Tim Draper on Blockchain adoption, regulations in US and China, and why he wants to leave California.
SEC suspends trading of The Crypto Co. until Jan. 3, 2018 due to alleged insider trading and potential manipulation.
AngelList Co-founder Naval Ravikant has claimed that Bitcoin has what it takes to solve the problems of money.
Adoption
Professional services major Deloitte claims that over 26,000 new Blockchain technology-based projects were launched on the code repository GitHub in 2016.
The Silk Road secret agent serving over six years for theft of Bitcoins will now serve eight as further charges are brought.
ICO watch
Tezos ICO woes continue as class action officially filed in California, with more to come.
Well-respected University of California Professor Barry Eichengreen has claimed that he favors the use of central bank-issued virtual currencies over decentrali...
Despite the uncertainty of the Bitcoin market, real estate agents are willing to take a risk on the cryptocurrency. Different cases, where it happens, are expl...
Blockchain
One company is seeking to build a peer-to-peer Blockchain system designed to allow electric vehicle drivers to share and receive payment for their charging stat...
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), the leading non-profit organization defending civil liberties in the digital world since 1990, is opposing California’...
California’s Senate is considering a bill which would ban sales of raffle tickets in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin-related tweet data show California, Oregon and Nevada comfortably beating the East Coast and other Bitcoin melting pots such as Austin, Texas.
The California-based annual Coachella music and arts festival began the shift towards cashless payments in 2014. This year the transition continued with all ven...
Bitcoin ATM network company CoinSource announced instalment of two BTMs: in California and Texas.
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