Crises provide opportunities for surveillance architecture to move forward, say privacy advocates. This time is no different.
Drastic measures are being taken by the Federal Reserve as Wall Street reels from fresh predictions of a steep drop-off in economic output due to coronavirus-related lockdowns, business disruptions and job losses.
The coronavirus crisis is three crises in one. It requires a co-ordinated cross-boundary effort to avert, says the COO of Bitwise Asset Management.
Paying out the stimulus using stablecoins would be cleaner and cheaper than sending checks in the mail, says the CEO Of Binance.US.
An off-the-cuff conversation about state power, nuance in an age of tribalism and where bitcoin meets politics, with Peter McCormack.
Our “Not Legal Advice” columnist reviews options for changing or terminating business contracts during this crisis.
A bitcoin privacy technology is seeing more usage as the global markets tank.
Coronavirus API aggregates and presents real-time information related to the coronavirus pandemic.
The largest U.S. Ethereum miner is redirecting the processing power of 6,000 specialized computer chips toward research to find a drug for the coronavirus.
As the global equities markets continue their free fall, stablecoins seem to be weathering the storm.
Coronavirus underscores the value of mass trustworthy data to aid community decisions on our economic and social wellbeing, says CoinDesk's Michael Casey.
In this episode of The Breakdown, NLW talks open source ventilators, overreactions in monetary policy and the slippery, sticky slope towards helicopter money with Bruce Fenton.
The coronavirus crisis may highlight the overlap between the surveillance state and the cryptocurrency industry.
Scammers purporting to sell face masks, hand sanitizer and medication have stolen at least $2 million in cryptocurrency from panicking consumers, claims blockchain security firm AnChain.AI.
While QE may be anathema to crypto hardliners, some experts agree the net effect on bitcoin prices is positive.