A simple lesson from the 2018 bearish crypto market: We are better together, argued Ian Simpson of the Crypto Valley Association.
Regulators are going to regulate the digital asset space with or without the participation of the people and businesses in it.
What do virtual real estate and distributed computing have in common? They're both markets where P2P networks can improve efficiencies.
There will be opportunities for smart blockchain companies that can find their niche in the coming unbundling, says Ripple's Asheesh Birla.
The crypto revolution won't happen overnight – and it won't happen without pragmatism.
There's a growing consensus that DLT supports the credit sector's digital transformation goals, says Charlie Moore of Global Debt Registry.
Three areas of conflict are taking shape in the crypto space and 2019 will see them unleashed in full force, says MintBit's Arwen Smit.
One of the cryptographers most often cited in Satoshi Nakamoto's white paper has reason to think the industry's future is bright.
How a South Korean governor is moving fast on blockchain, despite a slow national legislature.
Free from distractions, blockchain builders can – and must – now focus on using the technology to enable positive societal change.
Sure, it was a tough year for crypto. But emerging from that year companies and projects are stronger and growing faster than ever.
From advances in art trading to setbacks for celebrities on the blockchain, it was a year of serious building for the crypto collectable market.
Ethereum may have caught the world's attention but it needs to answer fundamental questions before being able to deliver on its promise.
Decentralization may sound like a sexy concept, but realism may be a better real-deal solution, argues Elly Zhang.
Eric Piscini, CEO of Citizens Reserve and Deloitte's former blockchain lead, outlines the key threads of 2018 and how they signal what's coming for 2019.