Brady Dale

Brady Dale holds small positions in BTC, WBTC, POOL and ETH.

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Commercial Debt Market Goes Live With Backing From Coinbase Ventures

With Cadence, an ethereum-powered marketplace, institutional and accredited investors can now fund short-term loans to small businesses.

cadence

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This Ethereum Lottery Perfectly Explains How Facebook's Big Corporate Backers Will Profit From Crypto

This is a post about a lossless DAI lottery called PoolTogether. But it's really about how Facebook's Libra project will make money for its big backers.

lottery, balls

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Roll Wants to Take Power From YouTube With Cryptos for Content Creators

"Social money" startup Roll raised a $1.7 million seed round from BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes, Gary Vaynerchuk and Techstars.

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Will Facebook's Libra Be an On-Ramp or Dead End for Crypto?

Cryptocurrency insiders share their thoughts on whether Facebook's ambitious Libra project will help, or hurt, the broader industry.

Scales image via Shutterstock

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Libra White Paper Shows How Facebook Borrowed From Bitcoin and Ethereum

Cryptocurrency, at scale. That's Facebook's vision as laid out in the long-awaited, just-released Libra white paper.

bitcoin, ethereum

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BitTorrent Creator Bram Cohen Takes Over as CEO at Chia Network

Bram Cohen has taken over as CEO of his current company, Chia Network – a firm creating a less energy-intensive cryptocurrency.

Chia founder Bram Cohen

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Iceland's Currency Will Be First in Europe to Be Traded as E-Money

In a European first, the ConsenSys-backed Monerium has received approval to run fiat over a blockchain as a regulated form of payment.

Photo courtesy of Monerium

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Circle Is Closing Its Mobile App, Circle Pay, This September

Circle Pay, an early flagship product for Circle, is being shut down as the company focuses on its USDC stablecoin.

Jeremy Allaire demonstrates the Circle app.

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Napster Founder's IoT Startup to Go Crypto With $15 Million Series C

Helium, an internet-of-things startup founded in 2013, is adding crypto tokens to its business model with the backing of two major funders.

A Helium Hotspot, circa 2019

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EOS Startup Block.One Is Using Its Billions to Buy Back More Equity

Block.one is buying back more equity from early investors. Some – but not the most famous ones – made 6,500 percent on the last buyback.

Peter Thiel image via CoinDesk archives