Possible criminal charges against Tether executives will put even more pressure on a product that the market is already cooling on.
Oracles, algorithms and blockchains provide an alternative to a system where you have to form all-or-nothing business relationships.
Are folks already out of new ideas?
Much like the deranged lead of "Censor," financial regulators are deluding themselves that centralized control will lead to a crime-free utopia.
Auction houses are struggling to cater to India’s growing appetite for art, and with 624 million internet users in India, NFTs could be the perfect disruptor.
Although Europe isn't banning anonymous crypto wallets, proposed rule changes could hurt the crypto industry. It's time to fight back.
Haste is not conducive to the kind of nuanced regulatory approach needed for this fast-growing class of cryptos. Nor is scaremongering about “bank runs.”
Regulators should prosecute fraud, but also acknowledge the limits of their effectiveness and allow DeFi to mature.
Bitcoin is not just for libertarians or progressives. It's a system firmly rooted in the republican notion of non-dominance.
The DeFi industry should watch closely the regulatory actions taken against BlockFi and the securities questions being raised, CoinDesk columnist Preston Byrne writes.
Analysts have looked at the predictive power of Metcalfe's Law to determine the value of the Bitcoin network.
For institutions to move into crypto, they need systems that protect against irreversible mistakes.
The E.U. Commissioner for Financial Services may have misunderstood the meaning of her own statement. The reality is hard to imagine.
China's fight against data-driven inequality could also hamper prosperity. Web 3.0 is one solution but will the Communist party embrace it?
Geo-fencing and other user restrictions are like “no access” signs around platforms and protocols that were built for financial inclusion.