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Latest from David Z. Morris
Gary Gensler Speaks. The Reviews From Crypto Aren't Terrible
Bitcoiners were quite receptive to the new SEC chair’s sweeping statement of purpose on crypto regulation. Others, predictably, were not.
'Preying on Human Weakness': Why Investors Are Nervous About Robinhood
Regulatory fears have been a major headwind for Robinhood's IPO. Here's why authorities might crack down.
Fundamentally Incompatible: How the Proposed Crypto Tax Rules Miss the Mark
A late addition to the infrastructure bill moving through Congress would impose impossible reporting requirements on miners and wallets.
The IMF's Self-Serving Case Against Bitcoin
The International Monetary Fund has finally expanded on its "issues" with El Salvador's adoption of bitcoin. There's not much behind the curtain.
Tether's Collapse Would Be Chaotic, Not Cataclysmic
Possible criminal charges against Tether executives will put even more pressure on a product that the market is already cooling on.
What a Gory New Horror Film Teaches Us About Financial Censorship
Much like the deranged lead of "Censor," financial regulators are deluding themselves that centralized control will lead to a crime-free utopia.
The Node: Europe's Hidden Agenda on Crypto Wallets
Although Europe isn't banning anonymous crypto wallets, proposed rule changes could hurt the crypto industry. It's time to fight back.
No, the European Union Is Not 'Banning Anonymous Crypto Wallets'
The E.U. Commissioner for Financial Services may have misunderstood the meaning of her own statement. The reality is hard to imagine.
China's Digital Inequality Dilemma: Open-Source Innovation vs. Control
China's fight against data-driven inequality could also hamper prosperity. Web 3.0 is one solution but will the Communist party embrace it?
How $33B Robinhood Ended Up Being Worth Less Than Coinbase
The stock-trading app will debut in a fast-cooling market, costing it millions in cash and billions in market cap, says our columnist.
