It's 2028. Once dominant sovereign currencies face intense competition. Meanwhile, someone is attacking the Fed's e-Gov platform.
Sia co-founder David Vorick's short story takes the perspective of the decentralized web recounting its own, inevitable rise.
Identity is one of our most fundamental human rights. In the age of surveillance, commodification and centralization, it is under threat.
Bitcoin, fintech and DeFi can help Latin America become an interconnected and inclusive regional economy.
The decentralized design of the web gives it the potential to be more privacy-preserving than any other system. Yet, there are long-range threats at play.
What does the historical development of headphones tell us about the future of the internet?
Cypherpunk historian Finn Brunton imagines a future where there are many internets, each making demands on your attention.
The blockchain industry already exhibits signs of the same forces that have driven over-consolidation in the broader economy.
Real freedom will come when monetary stimulus goes directly to the people, writes Yoni Assia, founder and CEO of eToro
Companies today control our domain names, the content we host and our access to the internet. By 2030, that will change.
How three forces driving digital forms of money will upend markets, geopolitics and society over the next decade.
Technology exists to serve people. Today, the situation is nearly reversed. Each of us is just propping up an engagement graph somewhere.
Amy Webb, a quantitative futurist, thinks Big Tech is only going to get bigger and more powerful.
Self-help guru James Altucher sees a world where we can jump between virtual realities. Will it be a better world? Time will tell.
As the internet shifts to the open, decentralized standards of Web 3.0, can we find a balance between competition and cooperation?