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Cryptocurrencies are a speculative investment now but the blockchain technology that underpins them seems certain to have major implications.

Use these insights to plan for the future of your company and strategically identify priorities for the year ahead.

Cryptocurrencies are here to stay. The smart move is to start capitalizing now on the money of the future.

Blockchain is poised to disrupt social media as much as it is disrupting currencies and payments.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have both seen high-profile forks in the past year, spawning separate coins with different rules. The splits come down to diverging ideologies and the laws of network consensus.

How can you ensure that your business is prepared for the digital payments landscape of the future?

Over the last couple of years digital currencies like bitcoin have captured the imaginations of everyone from investors to business owners.

The blockchain technology startup powers the digital currency bitcoin and enables data-sharing across a network of individual computers.

Brexit was boost for the virtual currency, which in some ways is become to the digital age what gold has always been for people worried about current affairs.

There are methods large and small for entrepreneurs to step into the world of crypto-currencies and blockchain technology.

Blockchain is an anonymous peer-to-peer payment system that relies on secure cryptographic protocols.

It could well be the largest investment raised for a startup in the virtual-currency space.

Blockchain, the technology that underlies Bitcoin, is generating interest from investors.

From May 25 to 28, the Virgin Group founder will co-host a forum about the future of Blockchain and Bitcoin.

The best of both worlds. Have your Google Glass and pay for stuff in Bitcoin too. All you have to do is nod. Well, sort of.