cryptocurrency
It’s in the best interest of our elected officials to cultivate that interest in crypto and incorporate these voters into a long-term political strategy
We need this repeal for the future of our digital economy, the safe custody of cryptocurrencies and the good of the American investor
Bots actually do play a crucial role in facilitating efficient and secure transactions on blockchains
If we can’t bring real context to the world of blockchain data, then we’ll be stuck with useless solutions like proof-of-reserves for the foreseeable future
Americans should not prioritize their own selfish financial interests over broader societal and ethical concerns
Crypto and blockchain can provide a safer, fairer, more human-centric collaboration between AI and the rest of us
More than ever before, crypto is unabashedly embracing its most reductionist and obvious purpose — turning everything into a game of buying low and selling high
Forget the halving. Don’t mention ETFs. Memecoins are arguably the most important narrative in crypto
Celebrity crypto ads should only exist if they do something really creative or really silly — Eminem’s ad did neither
Not everyone with “cryptographer” in their title has the training or expertise to write cryptographic code that’s used by real people to protect real things
If we can’t help protect people’s finances in 2024, what does that mean for the future of our financial systems?
After seven years in crypto, the best use of this magical internet money I’ve found so far is my 50 USDC purchase of Vincent Van Goat from a Kenyan man I found on Twitter
If recent history is any gauge, most teams still opt for the “sugar high” of short-term degen adoption over pursuit of more sustainable users
Learn from mistakes that others have made about risk management — that’s next level performance for you
Terrible actors are indeed a problem. But those people didn’t stop the core tech of the crypto ecosystem to stop working
It’s clear that institutions have gotten the message that crypto is open for business — but what now?
Similar to figures reported by Grayscale late last year, Paradigm said they found that 19% of American voters have bought crypto
Don’t overlook developers and startups tirelessly building real infrastructure for something flashier
Just because your brand has the word burn in it doesn’t mean you have to literally set yourself on fire
In a striking display of unity and resolve, the cryptocurrency industry recently mounted a crucial legal challenge against undue governmental overreach resulting in victory
Why I’m not mad that I spent all of my bitcoin on food, rent and tennis lessons
It’s hard to believe right now that crypto — even with all of its flexibility and massive capabilities — could ever be like cash on the internet
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