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Starting January 24, 2017, China’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, BTCC, Huobi, OKCoin, will be charging a fee for every trading operation with Bitcoin and Litecoin.

Venezuela has an unstable economy and its currency has been hit by inflation beyond 1000%. Destinia, a Venezuelan online travel agency, will now only accept Bitcoin for payment for its services citing “increasing restrictions” and economic woes in the country.

A major online lingerie shop, that was one of the most loyal advertisers on Playboy, is now accepting Bitcoin for its panties and bras.

Saxo Bank, the online multi-asset trading and investment specialist, has released its annual set of 'Outrageous Predictions' for the year 2017. The predictions for the next year also mention Bitcoin and its probability of seeing huge gains.

Black Friday is approaching fast. If you’re not the type of person to sprint into Bestbuy at midnight looking for the best deal, BitcoinBlackFriday.com brings Bitcoin-exclusive deals to consumers so that they can purchase products and services with BTC.

Flashnet Technology announced its MEGAFLASH token crowdsale. The crowdsale, which will be hosted on the Bittrex Exchange starting Thursday, November 17, will support the development of the FLASH network.

One of the leading online travel agencies in Australia and New Zealand, Webjet, and technology giant Microsoft have announced the launch of a first-of-the-kind proof-of-concept (PoC) solution based on Blockchain technology and designed to transform the travel industry.

More than 3,500 cryptocurrencies were created as of September 2016, according to Cryptocoinchart.info, an online price index platform that tracks blockchain digital assets. What is the overall effect of this “flooding” of the market?

A bill regulating Bitcoin and cryptocurrency use in Russia is still in the development stage, while local service Cryptonator is already offering a new option that allows online merchants to accept Bitcoin and other major altcoins as payment.