The Ethereum community has delivered on many of its promises, says the author of a new book charting the blockchain's early history.
Many tax professionals claim the recent guidance didn’t provide much clarity and created more confusion than it dispelled.
By committing content to a blockchain, news outlets can reassure readers that what they are reading is what the outlet originally published, says our columnist.
Crypto-dollarization is the world's next best hope to meet its insatiable demand for U.S. dollars.
Money requires a network effect, helped by the self-reinforcing idea that “everyone’s using it because everyone’s using it.”
Blockchain-based credentials can make getting back to work and school easier post-COVID-19. But we must resist the urge to put every life achievement on a blockchain.
Now living in the Netherlands, Tey Elrjula explains how bitcoin helped him build a new life as an entrepreneur, educator and author.
By studying informal financial cooperation, including lending circles, blockchain developers can uncover new opportunities, says our columnist.
The MMM Ponzi scheme accounts for 10% of Ethereum's transactions and 50% of Paxos's. It's time the Ethereum community did something about it.
With bitcoin increasingly riding on Ethereum's rails, we're about to see greater complementarity between the top two blockchains.
Bitcoin is decentralized, good in an emergency, supported by passionate fans and not likely ever to see mainstream adoption, says our columnist.
NAFTA's replacement, which comes into force today, contains several provisions that might open the way for blockchain technology.
Forecasts of the dollar's demise are premature. Demand for greenbacks has never been stronger, says our columnist.
The popular stock-to-flow bitcoin valuation model has the air of academic rigor. Unfortunately, it's just math-laden marketing.
Scams and fraud won't break crypto. But hubris might.