Edan Yago looks to reclaim "decentralized finance" as Bitcoin's, not Ethereum's, turf.
What does the historical development of headphones tell us about the future of the internet?
The U.S. Treasury Department has outlawed certain ransomware payments. If it was serious, it would go further, says our columnist.
The Federal Reserve's “wait and see” approach to digital currency could deprive the U.S. of important fiscal and monetary tools as its rivals move ahead.
Central bank digital currencies can help create a more inclusive financial system, says the innovation chief at the Bank for International Settlements.
Cypherpunk historian Finn Brunton imagines a future where there are many internets, each making demands on your attention.
States still have the armies, the police and – on a good day anyway – democratic legitimacy. All of that still matters, and will for a long time.
Ben Golub, CEO of Storj, sends a complimentary note to Filecoin. Competition is good and so is countering the extreme concentration of cloud storage.
To avoid the fate of other p2p projects, DeFi protocols need incentives and feedback loops so users choose open-source over closed systems.
As Ethereum's 2.0 upgrade locks up serious ether volume, we're likely to see financial ideas that unlock value without undermining mission.
Quantitative crypto finance has a wide array of machine learning techniques to call on. Here are five, explained for their characteristics.
An in-depth analysis of China's digital yuan project reveals more similarities to crypto than you might think. Upshot: seismic disruption to the financial system.
The blockchain industry already exhibits signs of the same forces that have driven over-consolidation in the broader economy.
Miners are incentivized to keep Ethereum gas fees high, and in doing so limit one of the network's principal use cases.
Ethereum's shift to proof-of-stake will take conventional ETH out of circulation, replaced by a tokenized version of itself, says the CEO of Staked.