Bitcoin in the Headlines: The Blockchain Reigns Supreme
Bitcoin in the Headlines is a weekly analysis of bitcoin media coverage and its impact. If you are tired of reading about blockchain technology, then look away now, as bitcoin's underlying ledger dominated much of the mainstream news flow again this week. Elsewhere, Bitreserve's decision to rebrand as Uphold and ostensible move away from bitcoin also captivated the media's attention, and was subsequently followed by various pieces which questioned the digital currency's means of survival. Who's said what and where? Here's CoinDesk's latest look at the top bitcoin and blockchain-related....
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