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Our Lighthouse Campaign is 25% Funded!

The C4 Lighthouse Campaign [https://www.lightlist.io/projects/37] has hit 13 BTC, 26% of our goal! We wanted to quickly take a moment to show our appreciation for everyone who has supported us to date. The largest contribution comes from Gem [https://gem.co], who gave 11.325

Contributing to the CryptoCurrency Security Standard

The CCSS [https://cryptoconsortium.github.io/CCSS/] is an open standard, born out of the belief that security should not be the defining feature of your service. Sharing the industry's best practices amongst each other is encouraged through an understanding that it benefits everyone. From the beginning, the

C4 Lighthouse Campaign

C4 has launched our first Lighthouse campaign! For those of you who already know what Lighthouse is and want to grab the project, you can grab it here: https://cryptoconsortium.org/c4.lighthouse-project You can also watch the progress here: https://www.lightlist.io/projects/37 For those of you

Are you using multi-sig yet?

Found our CryptoCurrency Security Standard [https://cryptoconsortium.github.io/CCSS/] a bit initimidating? Not quite sure where to start? I'm going to let you in on a little secret that will hopefully give you a great way to begin - start using multi-sig! Multi-sig allows you to: * Enforce

Introducing the CryptoCurrency Security Standard (CCSS)

The C4 mission statement is to develop and maintain standards that will benefit the cryptocurrency ecosystem. We accomplish this mission with the collaboration of the brightest minds in our space and have met success with each of our prior projects. Today, after months of working with extremely knowledgeable partners on

Join us at DevCore Boston on February 11th, 2015

Coming up in February, Michael Perklin and myself will be speaking alongside Patrick Murck of the Bitcoin Foundation, to discuss how we can build standards together to help mature the cryptocurrency space. In addition to our speaking slot at DevCore Boston, we also have space to run a workshop designed

Preparing for the Certified Bitcoin Professional exam

We often get questioned about how one goes about preparing for the Certified Bitcoin Professional [https://cryptoconsortium.org/certifications/CBP] (CBP) exam. This isn't necessarily an easy question to answer, as everyone has their own learning styles, but we hope that these resources will offer some guidance. First

Certified Bitcoin Professional

How the Certified Bitcoin Professional (CBP) was defined

Transparency and openness are really important to C4 [https://cryptoconsortium.org] and it is something we have always worked to incorporate in our processes. We realized recently though that although we work hard at this on a local level, we haven't really had a venue to discuss the

ISO 17024 Accreditation for C4

In order to become an accredited personnel certification body, C4 must participate in the ANSI accreditation program which (unfortunately) is not free. As a non-profit, we don't have an huge amount of bitcoin on hand at the moment, but we do feel this is an important step that

C4 Launches World's First Bitcoin Certification Program

The CryptoCurrency Certification Consortium (C4), today announced the world's first Bitcoin certification program aimed at helping solve the skills shortage as it relates to the burgeoning Bitcoin technology adoption. With Bitcoin related start-ups continuing to gain attention from venture capitalists and existing multinational companies now accepting Bitcoin payments,