A central bank ban on crypto transactions is at odds with the government's goal to build a digital economy around blockchain technology.
Is Bitcoin a tradable asset or a new monetary system? And can you really honestly argue for both uses simultaneously?
Say what you will about the Fox News host, but he deserves credit for highlighting Bank of America’s transaction snooping, writes Marc Hochstein.
If the U.S. reins in pseudonymity in stablecoin transactions (as seems possible) there could be big implications for the crypto industry, says our columnist.
Those who compare bitcoin to the great bubbles of the past need to check the historical books. This moment is very different.
Dogecoin's rise reflects the power of collective belief and a longing for a more ideal form of crypto.
Institutions are interested in DeFi for off-chain assets, such as real estate. Here, from our columnist, are some issues they might consider.
Elon Musk and other VIPs have endorsed it. Here's why the Federal Reserve should seriously consider BTC for its balance sheet.
Crypto has financial, technological and human capital. But for now it lacks a compelling mainstream narrative, says a European VC.
With NFTs taking off and the real real estate market buffeted by COVID-19, virtual worlds like Decentraland could be well placed to capitalize.
Bitcoin's recent surge shows the power of celebrity and how, like it or not, influencers create value in the modern economy.
For decades, the financial system has been rigged against Blacks. Today, there is an alternative that removes barriers to wealth creation.
Banks face a stablecoin conundrum: Build their own projects, with all the overhead that implies, or work with well-placed existing providers.
Individual investors, even when operating in a swarm, are destined to lose. How do I know? I helped design the game.
With ETPs, indices and derivatives, exchanges have started meeting demand for regulated crypto products, explains Kaiko's head of research.