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The Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration (SCIA) has recently affirmed that cryptocurrencies, specifically bitcoin and several of its hard forks, are considered legal property and Chinese citizens have a right to own and transfer them.

With a revision to the popular exchange’s terms of use, users from a handful of jurisdictions will have their access to Poloniex shuttered.

The report claims China’s mining scene has an overwhelming influence over Bitcoin, something that could invite network manipulation.

The noise that surrounds economic relations between the United States and China is amping up exponentially. You can thank the latest trade wars for...

An interview with the new COO of cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX, Angelina Kwan: "It is very exciting time for me to be joining the company."

On the latest episode of The Bitcoin Game, host Rob Mitchell explains the recent trip he took to the World Economic Forum.

Bitcoin Magazine’s Week in Review for week of August 25th, 2018

China is now blocking access to more than 120 offshore cryptocurrency exchanges utilized for trading purposes by mainland customers.

Beginning on Tuesday, August 21, 2018, WeChat began implementing a sudden shutdown of no fewer than eight accounts linked to bitcoin and crypto news organizations.

Bitmain is nearing 51 dominance of Bitcoin's hash rate. But this near-majority control isn't exactly new.