Bradley Keoun

Bradley Keoun is CoinDesk's managing editor of tech & protocols, where he oversees a team of reporters covering blockchain technology, and previously ran the global crypto markets team. A two-time Loeb Awards finalist, he previously was chief global finance and economic correspondent for TheStreet and before that worked as an editor and reporter for Bloomberg News in New York and Mexico City, reporting on Wall Street, emerging markets and the energy industry. He started out as a police-beat reporter for the Gainesville Sun in Florida and later worked as a general-assignment reporter for the Chicago Tribune. Originally from Fort Wayne, Indiana, he double-majored in electrical engineering and classical studies as an undergraduate at Duke University and later obtained a master's in journalism from the University of Florida. He is currently based in Austin, Texas, and in his spare time plays guitar, sings in a choir and hikes in the Texas Hill Country. He owns less than $1,000 each of several cryptocurrencies.

Bradley Keoun

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Analyses

Prévisions technologiques sur la blockchain pour 2024, selon les experts de Ripple, Coinbase, a16z et Starknet

Nous avons rassemblé 10 prévisions de la part d'experts concernant les tendances et les développements de la technologie blockchain pour la nouvelle année. Ils pourraient bien avoir raison.

Blockchain's fortune tellers have no more a crystal ball than in any other sphere of life. But these predictions are as good as any. (Francis Hayman/Metropolitan Museum of Art, modified by CoinDesk)

Technologies

Les nouvelles crypto-monnaies sont créées à leur rythme le plus lent depuis 3 ans, selon les données de CertiK

Hors mèmes, quelque 293 nouveaux jetons ont été ajoutés au site Web CoinMarketCap, soit moins d'un quart de ce qui a été ajouté pendant le marché haussier de fin 2021, selon de nouvelles données compilées par l'auditeur de contrats intelligents CertiK.

The number of new tokens (excluding memecoins) added each quarter to CoinMarketCap fell in the most-recent period to its lowest since at least the first quarter of 2021. (Certik/CoinMarketCap)