Latest from Bailey Reutzel
Split on Forks? Blockchain Leaders Learn Tough Lessons from Bitcoin Scaling
The chaos of bitcoin's scaling debate has pushed other public protocol's consensus mechanisms into a more strict and orderly framework.
Submarine Sends: IC3's Plan to Clamp Down on ICO Cheats
One of blockchain's most notable research groups is alleging there's cheating in the red-hot ICO market. But they have a solution.
Open Questions for Coinbase: Will Users Benefit from Its $100 Million Raise?
After securing $100 million in funding, CoinDesk looks at the key challenges facing the best capitalized US bitcoin and cryptocurrency startup.
WannaCry On the Move? Bitcoin Crime Evolves in a Multi-Blockchain World
Bitcoins received by the WannaCry ransomware attacks are on the move. Will switching to another blockchain allow the hackers to get away?
What Coinbase's Cuba Problem Says About the Bitcoin Business
As travelers to Cuba can attest, an unfortunate reality of cryptocurrency services today is the poor customer support.
Bitcoin Startups Advise Caution as Scaling Proposals Collide
With a number of developer proposals set to collide in the coming days, exchanges are issuing policy updates for bitcoin users.
Bitcoin's Price Surge is Making Hobby Mining Profitable Again
As the price per bitcoin increases, more and more people are being drawn to hobby mining, which can once again provide ROI.
Coinbase to White Hat Hacker: We Don't Want Your Bitcoin
Black hat hackers are asking for bitcoin. White hat hackers, at the behest of clients need to pay up. But Coinbase is kicking the 'good guys' out.
Andresen is Back With a One-Man Security Project Inspired by Bitcoin Mishaps
Back with a new project tangential to bitcoin, Gavin Andresen says his one-man Random Sanity Project is perfect: boring and stress-free.
Day of Demos: Blockchain-IoT Consortium Kicks Off With Use Cases Aplenty
At the Trusted IoT Alliance event on Thursday, a convergence between two nascent industries – blockchain and IoT – was apparent in a day of demos.
