The latest OCC statement, which opens the door for banks to use blockchains to validate payments, hints at more than just better services.
Four crypto industry experts share their biggest insights from 2020 and what they mean for 2021.
For many, bitcoin is hedge against inflation. But it's also a safety play for a world where old ideas about economics are up in the air.
Just because gold is losing momentum and bitcoin is gaining it doesn't mean investors are selling gold to buy bitcoin – not yet, anyway.
Bitcoin may be rooted in blockchain technology, but it's evolved into something much more than code. That's why it's not easy to replicate.
Bitcoin price spikes grab headlines, but the asset's long-term value depends on its developers – and what drives them.
The current bitcoin bull run is indeed different from three years ago, though that doesn't mean we won't see another peak-and-trough cycle.
Stanley Druckenmiller’s comments about bitcoin were blown out of proportion. They were positive for crypto, but not for the reasons most believe.
An innovative region far from the center of financial power is taking meaningful steps towards reforming finance from the edges.
PayPal opening its network to bitcoin and crypto is a game-changer, but the announcement hides a bigger and more important message.
The OKEx drama shows just how immature crypto markets are compared to traditional ones, but it also highlights their overall resilience.
The FCA’s retail investor crypto derivatives ban is a misuse of regulatory authority, argues Noelle Acheson. What’s more, its main justification is one of crypto assets’ strongest features.
Coinbase raises important questions about employee activism, plus what the BitMEX indictments say about the future of the industry.
Noelle Acheson talks about how the latest OCC statement that says banks can support stablecoin reserves is an innovation trigger in disguise.
Kraken’s move to become a bank in Wyoming is more about getting traditional finance to adapt to the crypto industry than the other way around.