Bitcoin's rising price reflects declining faith in the existing financial system. Will central bankers like Christine Lagarde take notice?
A ex-CFTC official on how Biden's rumored pick to head the SEC might treat crypto-related issues.
Defending deplatforming as the right of private companies assumes that truly private companies are possible. They may not be.
Nonprofits and their supporters are turning to crypto to avoid taxmen, middlemen and restrictive lawmakers. Unless they do their homework, nonprofits face restrictions of a different kind.
Proposals requiring crypto companies to report transactions amount to "mass surveillance" and flout the Fourth Amendment.
Three interpretative letters from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency lay the groundwork for banks to become crypto custodians, payment companies and miners in blockchain networks.
Crypto companies complain about FinCEN's new "unhosted wallets" proposal. But the rules aren't unreasonable, says our columnist.
After the U.S. Capitol insurrection and Twitter's unilateral ban of President Trump, decentralizing the web has never been more necessary.
Bitcoin may not be "digital gold" just yet. But with institutions accepting the business case and the price rising, it's well on the way.
In 2017, high-flying bitcoiners attempted to foment democracy in Venezuela by airdropping crypto and paper wallets. What did we learn from these experiments?
The bearer nature of digital assets presents challenges to institutions getting into crypto. The need for greater security will likely impact the whole industry.
How blockchain technology can thrive in an age of quantum computing.
The big players in enterprise blockchain face a decision: stay with underwhelming consortia projects, or invest in public networks like Ethereum.
U.S. Treasury and corporate bonds are returning lower yields than ever. Ethereum's currency ether (ETH) presents an alternative.
Harry Dent predicted 2020's economic upheaval several years in advance. The coronavirus pandemic was just a trigger to a long-term reckoning over public debt, he says.