Recent regulatory developments could push stablecoins closer to the existing fiat system, unleashing competition for control over a lifeblood of the crypto industry, says our columnist.
NFT games are doing more to deliver financial inclusion than a bank account ever has or will, says the co-founder of Yield Guild Games.
The coming media-internet – aka the metaverse – will change how economic value is created and distributed, says our columnist.
Demand was high for Stoner Cats NFTs.
The International Monetary Fund has finally expanded on its "issues" with El Salvador's adoption of bitcoin. There's not much behind the curtain.
Mining bitcoin can guide the network to sustainability, protect it from being commandeered and maintain decentralization.
Goldman Sachs filed for a "DeFi" ETF that would track stocks mostly associated with enterprise blockchain.
MEV is a growing problem for Ethereum, but it can be mitigated through careful protocol design and economic theory.
Possible criminal charges against Tether executives will put even more pressure on a product that the market is already cooling on.
Oracles, algorithms and blockchains provide an alternative to a system where you have to form all-or-nothing business relationships.
Are folks already out of new ideas?
Much like the deranged lead of "Censor," financial regulators are deluding themselves that centralized control will lead to a crime-free utopia.
Auction houses are struggling to cater to India’s growing appetite for art, and with 624 million internet users in India, NFTs could be the perfect disruptor.
Although Europe isn't banning anonymous crypto wallets, proposed rule changes could hurt the crypto industry. It's time to fight back.
Haste is not conducive to the kind of nuanced regulatory approach needed for this fast-growing class of cryptos. Nor is scaremongering about “bank runs.”