New York City

At Bitcoin 2025, NYC mayor, Eric Adams, proclaimed that he’s going to push to issue a BitBond, but judging by his past inaction on Bitcoin as well as a statement from NYC’s comptroller, odds are New Yorkers won’t see a BitBond in the near future.

New York-based members of the Bitcoin and crypto industry tell the Adams administration that it needs to cut the red tape if New York is to become the crypto capital of the world.

President Donald Trump will make history as the first sitting U.S. president to speak at a Bitcoin and crypto conference, delivering remarks at Blockworks’ Digital Asset Summit (DAS) in New York City tomorrow.

As Bitcoin adoption grows, some cities are embracing the technology as hubs for businesses, events and lifestyles tailored to Bitcoiners.

New York City mayoral election frontrunner Eric Adams said he will make the city a center for Bitcoin if elected.

New York realtors looking to avoid hiccups in their commission payouts can now turn to blockchain-based smart contracts. The first real estate commission split...

“This is an area where there is a spectacular amount of FUD. This is in part because it’s a nuanced issue that can’t be summed up in simple statements about net energy consumption."

The Chief Digital Officer Global Forum (CDX) summit series is gearing up for its next installation in New York. Established in 2013, the summit...

Alan Meckler, the man behind the 1990s’ Internet World and Inside Bitcoins over the past few years, is launching a new conference in collaboration...

On July 28, 2015, in New York City, American Banker is hosting a conference devoted exclusively to exploring the implications of the digital currencies and blockchain...