The new competitive arena in the so-called scaling wars is between Ethereum-enhancers, not Ethereum-killers.
The original internet was built without money in mind. The next internet will be different. Change, albeit small, is already here.
Real freedom will come when monetary stimulus goes directly to the people, writes Yoni Assia, founder and CEO of eToro
The Securities Clarity Act deserves the crypto community's support because it's technology-agnostic, limited in scope and respects precedent.
Ben Goertzel, founder of SingularityNET, reflects on governance decisions made following the $150 million KuCoin exploit – and why hard forking wasn't the best option.
MakerDAO's ingestion of centralized stablecoins may help maintain a $ peg. But it could also invite more regulatory scrutiny.
We've spent the last nine months testing the life out of this thing. It's time to stake our ideas, money and time on the line.
In an age when data leads to economic domination, shifting control is a really impactful way to empower individuals.
As things stand, only the most liquid, hyperconnected protocols will be able to thrive on Ethereum. That's why many protocols are heading to the "suburbs."
Brian Armstrong's apolitical stance speaks to an unhealthy Silicon Valley culture where debate is shut down and substantive conversations happen underground.
Innovation occurs when the costs of iteration and experimentation reduce.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong wants it both ways: to be apolitical about uncomfortable disruptions and political about Bitcoin's mission to disrupt the world.
Bitcoin's correlations with gold and the stock market appears contradictory on the surface. There are deeper machinations at work.
Companies today control our domain names, the content we host and our access to the internet. By 2030, that will change.
Recent regulatory enforcement against BitMEX shows how out of step the world's financial regulators are with digital innovation.