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Latest from Benjamin Schiller
How Funding Fragmentation Holds Ethereum Back
Blockchain-powered mechanisms like retroactive funding would incentivize building for impact and the long-term, says Meg Lister, General Manager at Gitcoin’s Grants Labs.
The U.S. Deserves Better Crypto ETFs. Let's Start With Solana
Limiting access to the chain that launched Trump’s memecoin is like shutting investors out from Amazon or Google during their initial offerings, says Hadley Stern, at Marinade Labs.
Developer Consensus May Be Converging on a Bitcoin Soft Fork Proposal: Blockspace
For the first time in more than four years, Bitcoiners are moving forward with changes to the project's underlying software, Blockspace writes.
Who Is Satoshi? Benjamin Wallace Goes Down the Rabbit Hole in New Book
“The Mysterious Mr. Nakamoto” is a thoughtful new investigation into Bitcoin’s origins.
Weekly Recap: Regulatory Wins, Market Doldrums
PLUS: World Liberty Financial’s token sale, Coinbase in India, Ripple in Dubai
How Bitdeer Is Transforming Bitcoin Mining Machines
The Singapore-based miner has big plans to shake up ASICs with a new design and a greater commitment to transparency.
The State of DAO M&A
M&A could be critical for building resilient and scalable decentralized organizations. But, after 65 deals and counting, we’re not there yet, say Joshua Tan, Jillian Grennan and Bernard Schmid.
No, the Stablecoin Bill Isn't Built for Billionaires
Elizabeth Warren claims that proposed stablecoin legislation gives Elon Musk a “clear runway” to control U.S. money and payments. It doesn't.
Stablecoins Are a Vital Innovation That Risk Being Crushed by Misguided Fear
Rather than embracing innovation, Senator Elizabeth Warren pursues legislation that would smother stablecoins in their infancy.
Why TikTok Should Be OnChain
The battle for control over digital identity has never been more urgent. As social media platforms grow into global powerhouses, the question of who owns and controls our online interactions is a fundamental issue of personal freedom. Nowhere is this debate more relevant than with TikTok, the social media giant at the center of political scrutiny, corporate battles, and the future of digital autonomy.
