By Craig Adeyanju What does the constitution and fiat currencies have in common? It’s very difficult to effect a change in a constitution. In most cases, a constitutional amendment is only ratified after

By Imwconn As bitcoin adoption climbs, the IRS has gotten more and more serious about tracking down bitcoin tax evaders. The agency even filed a lawsuit earlier this year against Coinbase, demanding that

By Joseph Young Mark Yusko, the founder & CEO of Morgan Creek Capital Management, the $3.7 billion North Carolina-based investment firm, has stated that the bitcoin price is expected to reach $400,000

By Kyle Torpey While bitcoin would appear to be a libertarian’s monetary dream at first glance, the reality is that many of the longtime gold bugs have yet to go all the way down the cryptocurrency rabbit

Kelly Culbert, right, an outreach worker, consoled a woman who had just injected heroin in the Bronx. The borough is struggling with a dramatic increase in opioid deaths. Credit Photographs by Ryan Christopher

By Jonathan Capehart Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, with Agnes Gund, founder of the “Art for Justice Fund,” in Walker’s office after their interview with The Post’s Jonathan Capehart

By Lisa Froelings Credit Suisse bank’s global head of software investment banking, James Disney, addressed the applications of Blockchain technology in the banking industry saying, ‘sky is the limit.’

By Darryn Pollock There are masses of potential for Bitcoin in Africa. It’s a monetary system for the unbanked, it’s trustless and far less corruptible, and it can create a new monetary system where there’s

Courtney Goldsmith Bitcoin prices had a flash crash today following Russia's decision to ban websites of exchanges that offer cryptocurrencies. According to CoinDesk's popular price index, which aggregates

Julio Gil-Pulgar Bitcoin’s supremacy is strengthening in the cryptocurrency market, as its resiliency continues to impress experts and Wall Street’s top executives. The financial markets are clearly reflecting

By William Suberg Cryptocurrency markets were celebrating Monday as Bitcoin passed $4600 and SegWit gained 10% transaction share. As the overall value of crypto passed the $150 bln market cap boundary

By Darryn Pollock Cyber security expert and Bitcoin backer John McAfee says the only fear that Bitcoin users can have is that governments will act on their own self-involved fear. The technology pioneer

By Darryn Pollock Tommy Lee, of Fundstrat, is well regarded on Wall Street for his bearish predictions, but he has been a believer in Bitcoin for sometime. The strategist has now created five different

By Darryn Pollock Where Wall Street was once a united front in running the financials of America, and to an extent, the rest of the world, it is suffering a polarization as Bitcoin disrupts opinions. As

by Rachel Rose O'Leary Ethereum's most popular client has upgraded its code to enforce the upcoming Byzantium upgrade set for later this month. The code from Go Ethereum (Geth) officially enshrines the

Theodore Kinni On August 2, 2017, the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record-breaking 22,000—its fourth 1,000-point advance in less than a year. That same day, I read the first sentence in Peter Georgescu’s

By Team Commerce You may think you’re too late to invest in cryptocurrency like Bitcoin and wear suits made of money — but you’re actually just in time. Cryptocurrency has been growing in popularity, but

By Jdebunt After the Bitcoin price gains over the past few days, it is not entirely surprising we will see a small retrace. More specifically, there is a fair bit of resistance across all exchanges as

Oct 2, 2017 at 17:30 UTC by Stan Higgins Wall Street investment bank Goldman Sachs is rumored to be putting together a new trading outfit dedicated to cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, according to a new

Cathy Horyn//PFW Spring 2018 RTW The fashion business has changed a lot since 2005, when Riccardo Tisci staged his first show for Givenchy — a chaotic if memorable series of tableaux vivants held in the