Don't believe the crypto hype? On a large enough scale, no institution is safe from dramatic change, argues Central Bank of Aruba's Ryan Peterson.
2018 presents a rare opportunity for the blockchain industry to self-regulate, lawyer Josh Garcia argues.
How did the pundits fare in 2017? Author Don Tapscott reviews his own predictions, taking stock of where he went wrong and where he was on the money.
What happened after all the fear, uncertainty and doubt of 2017? Bitcoin became stronger than ever, according to developer Jimmy Song.
Financial gains may be attracting new entrants, but that's all the more reason to increase the emphasis on blockchain as a means for change.
This ICO insider sees the market's hot streak continuing into the new year – even though, there are some potential pitfalls along the way.
Embracing change might not be easy for governments, but it can be done, according to the head of Dubai's ambitious blockchain agenda.
What's next for private blockchains? More iteration, improvement – and adoption, argues developer Gideon Greenspan.
A former central banker is predicting big changes on major central bank balance sheets as cryptocurrencies continue to gain adoption and market share.
Not for easily swayed, vlogger Mike in Space narrates a tour through the world of bitcoin memes (and mixed messages) of 2017.
The next-generation of financial technologists will want more from corporations and businesses, argues ex-CME digitization lead Sandra Ro.
2017 may have been a historic year in blockchain, but Banca IMI's Massimo Morini argues the seeds for this revolution were sown in 2016.
Governments haven't typically been thought of as early blockchain adopters. That could soon change, writes IBM's Marie Wieck.
What if an ICO is just an ICO? Eva Kaili argues regulations need more imaginative approaches to blockchain.
Forking bitcoin was all the rage in 2017. In 2018, the question might be, what are we getting in return?