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Latest from Daniel Kuhn
JPMorgan Closed Kanye’s Account. Yes, There’s a Crypto Angle
“Financial censorship” proves crypto’s point, and pushes us towards a world where people are more individualistic and self-reliant.
‘No Central Points of Failure’: Sunny Aggarwal on ATOM 2.0, Mesh Networks and Cosmos’ Future
The Osmosis founder discusses Cosmos' long-term vision ahead of CoinDesk's I.D.E.A.S. conference.
Why Celsius Doxxed Hundreds of Thousands of Users
It was a court order, which the crypto lender seemed to have pushed back on.
First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Is Upbeat Above $20K as Investors Grow Optimistic That Steep Rate Hikes Will Soon End; Kim Kardashian and the SEC's Publicity Grab
Crypto and other markets responded favorably to a surprisingly large decline in U.S. job openings, which offer the latest evidence of economic slowing.
Kim Kardashian, EthereumMax and the SEC's Publicity Grab
Chairman Gary Gensler sent a message to celebrity crypto shills that will likely have little effect.
What Ripple's Latest Win Means for Its Ongoing Fight With the SEC
The crypto payments firm scored a procedural victory last week in part of its legal defense against the SEC. But it may not help its case.
Crypto and the ‘Law of the Horse’
There’s no such thing as "crypto law." So why are so many people studying it? This article is part of CoinDesk’s “Education Week.”
Breaking Down the SEC and CFTC’s Autumn Wave of Enforcement Actions
Critics claim the regulators’ enforcement-first approach sets dangerous precedents in the absence of clear guidance for projects.
Why Would Anyone Take a College Course on Urbit?
Neal Davis taught the first graduate-level seminar on the controversial computing platform Urbit. Here’s why.
An Urbit Airdrop Highlights Promises and Problems of Permissionless Development
The offbeat and controversial computing platform goes through growing pains as it seeks wider adoption through crypto.
