Jessie Willms

Recent research projects are diving into how Millennials and Gen Zers feel about cryptocurrency and its future.

Bitcoin mining company Bitfarms is taking advantage of Québec’s hydropower and new Chinese mining equipment to expand operations.

Alex Tapscott, co-founder of the Blockchain Research Institute, on his upcoming report, Facebook’s libra and why bitcoin is an “unstoppable force.”

Plouton Mining has raised $1 million for a proposed sustainable, solar-powered bitcoin mining complex in California.

Newton CEO Dustin Walper thinks that bitcoin mass adoption will only come when trading is made easier and cheaper.

Canada has introduced AML regulations in response to concerns about money laundering and terrorist financing.

The goal is to introduce bitcoin to 300,000 new customers and open up a market of $6 million in monthly transaction volumes.

Bitcoin business leaders in Canada have pushed back against the Canadian Securities Administrators' “Proposed Framework for Crypto-Asset Trading Platforms,” which could impose a security law framework on cryptocurrency exchanges.

“Last year was not profitable for many miners,” said Hut 8 CEO Andrew Kiguel. “[But] we believe that bitcoin is the future of digital money and that our work is crucial."

“With green hydroelectricity at a competitive price, innovative universities and this recent decision by the Energy Board that clearly supports the [mining] industry, Québec has all the ingredients to become a blockchain hub,”