Bitfloor

This infographic visualizes some of the most significant bitcoin exchange hacks, mismanagements and other compromises.

Cryptocurrency exchanges offering bitcoin have a long and turbulent history of compromises, hacks and outright scams. This infographic has been designed to visualize this legacy in a way that shows each hack's impact at the time relative to the others.

LibertyBit, the second largest Bitcoin exchange in Canada, has announced that it is suspending its operations and returning all funds to customers. The root...

To those of us who have been with Bitcoin long enough to have seen the great bubble of 2011, what is perhaps the most...

The fourth largest Bitcoin exchange in the world, BitFloor, has announced that it is closing its doors, and will soon be refunding deposits to...

April 10 was perhaps the most eventful day on the Bitcoin markets in nearly two years. The price started the day at roughly $200,...

2012 has been an exciting year for Bitcoin. We have seen BitPay grow from near-irrelevance to processing transactions for over 2000 merchants around the...

The Bitcoin exchange platforms BitFloor and Bitcoinica, the two largest institutional victims of digital theft in Bitcoin history, have finally shown their first signs...

Mihai Alisie (left) conducting an interview with Roman Shtylman (right), the founder of Bitfloor, to be published in an upcoming article.Bitfloor, a New York...

Bitfloor, the fourth largest exchange dealing in US dollars, has just announcedthat it has been hacked, and the service has taken a loss of...