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Mining company Hashflare highlights three positive trends that are going on right now in the Bitcoin world.

My Bitcoin wallet has recently taken longer and longer to receive a Bitcoin payment. This wasn’t happening 2-3 months ago.

Julian Assange lost internet access in an apparent attempt by the US government to prevent further leaks during Colombian peace negotiations.

Another milestone for Bitcoin as a Finland-based company that rents luxury yachts has integrated the cryptocurrency as a payment option.

As Ethereum proceeds with planned hard fork, Kraken warns clients about the risks it may pose for Ethereum Classic users.

Segregated Witness, Bitcoin Core’s innovative scaling solution, is expected to be released on November 15, in Bitcoin Core’s 0.13.1 release.

Bank accounts for RT News in the UK have been arbitrarily closed. Bank account closure is becoming common in Europe, but Bitcoin cannot be centrally shut down.

Blockchain startup, Expanse affirms claim to develop a system that will deliver honest, transparent and credible elections as it seeks government partnership to enhance its programme.

Japan is set to drop sales tax on buying digital currencies, pawing the way for more exchange traders joining the Bitcoin’s bandwagon.

The fortification of Ethereum’s price on a key level can lead to a fall. What are the traders’ current expectations regarding the future development of Ether’s market?

Whaleclub adopts Bitcoin as a major currency on its trading platform.

Africa’s largest banks and South Africa’s Central Securities Depository have set up a Blockchain network.

Visa attempts to correct the view that bricks-and-mortar is no longer relevant to the digital payments consumer.

Netflix chief financial officer David Wells expresses his optimism towards Bitcoin, and how it is shaping to become the global currency of most major industries.

Online medical inquiry platform Ask The Doctor now accepting Bitcoin as a payment option for medical inquiries, aims to increase privacy in medical payments.

Bitcoin price rose in its top African market this week, experts expect Venezuela to follow with its projected 1,500% inflation.

Cambodia, a country that uses multiple currencies, may hold the key to mass adoption of Bitcoin.

Government and NSA could place trapdoors on millions of Diffie-Hellman-generated cryptographic keys to decrypt websites, applications, and encrypted messaging tools.

Bitcoin Unlimited takes off as Core blocks mined drop below 90% for the first time, indicating that Bitcoin may be forked, increasing the block size limit.

Gavin Andresen graces us with an appearance as an expert on Bitcoin. He has worked on the project in some way or other since 2010 and is still one of its best-known figures.

The true story of Silk Road’s creator Ross Ulbricht to be made a Fox thriller.

While Coinbase warned its users against network instability, Bitcoin experts have begun to criticize the Ethereum network’s security measures.

There is nothing to show for Blockchain use so far except for Bitcoin.

How legal and useful is Bitcoin in Zimbabwe, the country which has been faced with a difficult economic situation for decades?

The wave of Bitcoin awareness is sweeping across the largest black nation on earth.

Softbank and Saudi Arabia have partnered to launch a $100 bln technology investment fund, which will focus on emerging tech firms and unorthodox markets outside the realm of common investments.

General Bytes is the manufacturer of the Bitcoin-only Red Bull vending machine installed recently at Hackers Congress. GB marketing guru Martijn Wismeijer tells us all about secrets of manufacturing Bitcoin ATMs.

Norway plans to withdraw $15 bln from its wealth fund to fill a budget hole.

Buenos Aires Blockchain notarization platform Signatura will use Bitcoin technology to certify and validate legal documents with no requirement to trust on third parties.

Gulden continues its meteoric rise, multiplying its market cap tenfold over the last month alone and rising into the top 25 cryptocurrency charts.