Blockchain technology is transformative, it's subversive, it's surprising – but it is not cool.
Bitcoin fees would make the cryptocurrency mostly unusable for Salvadorans. Here's how the first country to adopt BTC plans to tackle the fee problem.
The U.S. has strong, public institutions to protect speech, but the age of internet may also require public infrastructure.
Jerome Powell sees inflation as strong but short-lived. Why do some expect prices for cars, chips, and other key goods to stop rising?
Remote-controlled thermostats in Texas might serve as a reminder to what we give up when we go digital.
A satirical tweet about the compounding return on planting tomatoes reveals a lot about contemporary tech culture.
A governance proposal to protect a DeFi project's IP prompts questions about a DAO's fiduciary duty and the open source ethos.
Lina Khan made her name fighting data-hoarding platform monopolies. She could help clear the ground for a better model.
Capital can mean a source or flow. What type of world will flow from bitcoin?
The first story about COVID out of Bitcoin 2021 needed significantly more reporting than it had, and unfortunately, it drove copy-paste follow-ons instead.
Latin American leaders have faced decades of repression by the United States. Bitcoin gives them a way to fight back.
Patrick Stanley's new project may provide a way for people to reward and be rewarded by innovative cities.
An ode to companies that poorly guard their computer systems and end up paying extortionists bitcoin to unlock them (with apologies to Rudyard Kipling).
Innovations tend to stack. And there's nothing more stackable than composability and interoperability involving money.
Crypto is poaching top talent from financial and technology giants.