You are you everywhere offline. You should be able to be you everywhere online, too.
Plus: China’s Bitcoin crackdown, and why bitcoin isn’t a “boomer coin.”
The Consumer Price Index has given Americans a falsely comforting perception of reality. When even this metric jumps 5%, we’d better hope it’s a glitch.
There’s a troubling cultural trend around cryptocurrency, one that encourages retail investors to “ape into” the market in search of riches.
Also: Why there’s growing demand for bitcoin on Ethereum.
Conceptual artist Ryder Ripps minted his own version of a CryptoPunk and was summarily hit with a copyright notification.
An expressed desire for regulatory clarity in the U.S. isn’t new. But there’s increasing pressure for lawmakers and regulators to define just what sorts of digital asset activities are all right.
To maintain the dollar's position in the world, the U.S. should follow Randal Quarles’ advice and foster an open, stablecoin-driven money system.
UPenn's Sarah Hammer raised an interesting point in her congressional testimony yesterday: We don't have a unified source of data to make sense of crypto.
The existence of hate organizations should not give grounds for increased financial surveillance.
A Federal Reserve official praised stablecoins over CBDCs, yesterday. The debate cuts right to role of government in money.
The NRCC will soon accept crypto donations because Republican donors requested the payment method, the campaign committee's chair said.
Blockchain technology is transformative, it's subversive, it's surprising – but it is not cool.
Cryptocurrency markets will likely stay under sell pressure for the next few weeks, but data points indicate this bear market may be short-lived.
The popping of bubbles does not indicate the failure of crypto technology itself, which continues to see massive long-term venture interest.