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Robinhood CEO to Testify Before Congress. Here’s Why that Matters for Bitcoin.
Vlad Tenev, CEO of Robinhood, is expected to testify before Congress next week. The chance to put both Silicon Valley and Wall Street in the hot seat is “catnip for Congress” says CoinDesk senior research analyst Galen Moore.

Imagining The Future Of Cryptocurrency: Privacy a "Massive" Concern
If national governments digitize their national currencies, who has access to the data it will create? CoinDesk Chief Content Officer Michael Casey and Wall Street Journal markets reporter Paul Vigna discuss the future of cryptocurrencies, including CBDCs, and cite privacy as a major emerging concern.

Will Bitcoin (BTC) Break $50K Soon?
Bitcoin charts and analysis from Mati Greenspan, CEO of QuantumEconomics.io

Esports and Online Gaming Getting Serious About Bitcoin
CoinDesk’s Tech Reporter Colin Harper takes us into the world of bitcoin esports, where developers have begun approaching bitcoin as a native currency layer for settling payments to everyday players.

Nigerian Crypto Users Fight Back Against Central Bank Decision
In response to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s decision to ban crypto accounts, Nigerian crypto users are fighting back. Luno CEO Marcus Swanepoel weighs in.

Elon Musk Knocks Exchanges That Don’t Support Private Keys
In reaction to Musk’s criticism of FreeWallet, Luno CEO and co-founder Marcus Swanepoel discusses the importance of holding your own private keys, and good key management.

2008 Financial Crisis Key to Why Bitcoin Took Off
No digital currency or electronic cash system has prevailed as Bitcoin has. Wall Street Journal markets reporter Paul Vigna suggests that Bitcoin, which was invented in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, took off due to the timing of when it was released and the environment into which it was released.
