If stablecoins are used for apparently illegal activity, should issuers step in to stop it? So far, they've been reluctant to do so, says our columnist.
In the smart home era, we need to take privacy protection into our own hands, says the co-founder of IoTeX. Privacy laws won't help us.
Some have written off Libra as a watered-down project. But you can see its potential in places where Facebook use is high and payment standards are low.
The Bitcoin halving was like New Year's Eve with no time differences and everyone committed to a nonviolent revolution against financial tyranny.
To reap the full benefits of digital currencies, central bankers need to consider decentralizing some authority, say the authors of a new report.
It doesn't take long to learn how to trade, but it takes a lifetime to learn how to manage risk, says Jeff Dorman, CIO at Arca.
Facebook's new "oversight" board includes impressive names, but its formal powers are necessarily limited. There are learnings for blockchain governance.
With staking and a surge of demand for stablecoins, Ethereum has everything it needs to become a viable store-of-value network.
The halving could both increase the rate at which bitcoin’s price rises and bring forward the point at which it crashes, says our columnist.
When a famed macro investor like Paul Tudor Jones invests in Bitcoin, you know it's a serious play. Next step: central banks buying crypto too.
What people fail to consider when they criticize Bitcoin's electricity footprint, according to our columnist.
From debt to inequality, the U.S. economy looks like a 1930s disaster waiting to happen. No wonder gold-bugs and Bitcoiners are feeling vindicated.
Wealth and age determine when and how 250 million Americans get their stimulus payments, says our columnist J.P. Koning.
Telegram's Pavel Durov rails against the SEC's "ossification." But his TON project was always on shaky ground legally-speaking, says Preston Byrne.
Bitcoin faces a "trilemma," says a leading researcher. Either it becomes more centralized, loses liquidity, or increases supply beyond 21 million.