Regulators are getting more involved in crypto, or so they said at this year's Consensus event.
Leading DeFi lawyers ask: Why apply rules designed for centralized finance to a world where intermediaries are code?
The future of CBDCs, stablecoins and untethered cryptocurrencies was all up for grabs on an action-packed day at CoinDesk's flagship event.
A sharded blockchain enables blockchain capacity and transaction throughput to increase along with the number of nodes, such that scalability does not sacrifice network decentralization.
For crypto investors who have been in the market a while, volatility is not a bug – it's a feature.
A sing-along to the tune of The Police's 1978 classic "So Lonely."
Decentralization of the energy system and the money system can go hand in hand, says CoinDesk's chief content officer.
David Portnoy shilling SafeMoon is a synthesis of two huge investment trends this year: influencers and memes moving markets.
Last year, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard announced the Boston branch of the U.S. central bank was exploring a digital dollar. She’ll be speaking next week at Consensus.
Crypto will cede the climate debate to others until it starts a new conversation.
The company's recent move is more about policy than price. Plus: Did this week mark the start of a meaningful shift in the stablecoin market?
Whatever his intent, to make money or to play games, Musk is putting DOGE holders in a uniquely vulnerable position.
Mounting debts and inflation fears could leave central banks hamstrung in the years ahead, leading to the debasement of fiat currencies.
Elon Musk is a person of considerable influence. Is it big enough to get bitcoin to go green?
Dogecoin is too dependent on the personality cult of one man to ever become truly viable, like, say, Bitcoin.