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Latest from David Z. Morris
Didi's Downfall and the Case for Web 3.0
Chinese autocracy cut off the ride-hailing giant at the knees. But tech centralization leaves tech companies worldwide just as vulnerable.
A Gamble Inside a Gamble: Robinhood's Wild Memestock IPO
Robinhood will offer IPO shares to its own users, highlighting the company's dependence on complex, high-risk bets.
China's Bitcoin Mining Crackdown Is a Boon for Miners Elsewhere
Miners outside of China are getting a financial boost from their competition’s forced exile. Will the trend continue?
Gerald Cotten and Quadriga: Unraveling Crypto's Biggest Mystery
A new podcast series gets inside the head of Gerald Cotten, the disgraced former head of Quadriga. It's not a pretty place.
A Reckoning for Binance and Other 'Global' Exchanges
The biggest crypto exchanges have grown by working around national regulators. Regulators are starting to take notice.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Fee Problem (and Solutions)
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.
Why the Current Inflation Wave Could Fizzle Out
Jerome Powell sees inflation as strong but short-lived. Why do some expect prices for cars, chips, and other key goods to stop rising?
Understanding the Meme Stock Barbarians at Wall Street's Gates
Social trading and meme stocks are the inevitable future. Who are the people driving this trend and what do they want?
China's Anti-Crypto Crackdown Is Different This Time
Miners leaving China show the seriousness of new enforcement. But constrained trading and investment are more likely to really matter.
