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Features
Bitcoin and the Brave Future of Browsers
A new bitcoin-powered browser called Brave promises to bring users a more private, ad-free Internet experience, and boost income for web publishers.
How Ethereum's Wallets Are Evolving
Ethereum was built using different consensus rules than bitcoin, so wallets also need to function in an alternative way. But what are the options?
The Upside of the Internet: Defending Bitcoin's 'Downside'
BlockCypher's Josh Cincinnati critiques a recent NYTimes article that suggested bitcoin's immutable ledger of transactions is its weakness.
Does the Original Bitcoin Wallet Still Matter?
The descendant of Satoshi's original bitcoin wallet is still available today, and continuing to see upgrades.
Making Sense of Blockchain's Summer of Stupid (On Perfect Illusions)
What do we make of the blockchain's confounding summer of 2016? CoinDesk's Pete Rizzo attempts to explain.
On High Seas of Bitcoin Trading, Whales Still Make Waves
Over the last few weeks, market analysts have repeatedly cited a single trader when explaining sizeable fluctuations in bitcoin prices.
Why Our Economic Liberty Depends on the Blockchain
Should 'trustless-ness' be a requirement for transacting safely in a free-market economy?
The Trend Towards Blockchain Privacy: Zero Knowledge Proofs
George Samman, former CMO of Fuzo, looks at how solutions like zero knowledge proofs could preserve privacy on blockchain platforms.
It Isn't 'Consensus': Toward Cooler Protocol Debates
The idea that bitcoin and blockchains run on "consensus" among their users is counterproductive, argues Jim harper.
The Blockchain: An Experiment in Governance Without Power
Cryptocurrencies aren't just an experiment in monetary theory, but also a radical experiment in decentralized governance, says Ariel Deschapell.
