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Strike: No Fee Bitcoin Trading Coming to the US
Jack Mallers' payments company Strike is letting its U.S. customers buy and sell bitcoin for almost zero transaction fees, going head-to-head with Coinbase, Square's Cash App, and PayPal. As Strike sets forth to be the cheapest and easiest platform to purchase BTC, "The Hash" panel discusses the fierce race to no-fee bitcoin trading.
Global Regulatory Warnings Against Binance Persist
Thailand’s financial regulator has filed a criminal complaint against Binance, alleging that the crypto exchange unlawfully operates a digital asset business without a license.
Charlie Munger: America Can Learn From Communist China
"The Hash" team reacts to Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger suggesting America can learn from Communist China regarding financial regulation. The hosts voice their skepticism towards Munger's "hypocritical" and "ridiculous" statement.
Decentralized Investing Platform Syndicate Could Make DAOs the Next New Thing
Decentralized investing platform Syndicate has raised $800K from some 100 investors, including Circle's Jeremy Allaire and CoinShares' Meltem Demirors. The platform aims to democratize investing by making it easier to spin up decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). What exactly are DAOs and could Syndicate make them the next new trend in crypto?
Robinhood Slapped With $70M Fine
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) said on Wednesday it is fining Robinhood nearly $70 million to settle allegations, claiming the investing platform neglected its duty to supervise trades, maintain its technology and protect customers. "The Hash" hosts unpack FINRA's largest fine in history, and what it means for Robinhood and its users.
Brazil’s Mercado Bitcoin Exchange Raises $200M From SoftBank
Mercado Bitcoin, Brazil's largest exchange and one of the largest in Latin America, has raised $200 million in series B funding from the SoftBank Latin America Fund. "The Hash" panel discusses the booming interest for cryptocurrencies in Latin America and the implications for global crypto markets.
China Crypto Crackdown: Calendar Offers Clue on ‘Why Now?’
The Chinese Communist Party celebrates its 100th anniversary today on July 1. Some members of the crypto community, including Ballet CEO Bobby Lee, suggest this calendar date may provide an explanation for China's renewed crypto crackdowns. "The Hash" unpacks the story as crypto intersects with geopolitical contexts.
Sam Altman Wants to Scan Your Eyeball in Exchange for Cryptocurrency
Sam Altman, former head of startup accelerator Y Combinator, is starting his own cryptocurrency called "worldcoin." For worldcoin to work, users must let the project scan their retinas, according to Bloomberg. "The Hash" team explore larger issues of privacy.
Banks Want In on Bitcoin: NYDIG, NCR to Bring Crypto Purchases to 650 U.S. Banks
Digital asset firm NYDIG is joining forces with enterprise payments giant NCR to offer bitcoin buying and selling services to some 24 million customers at 650 U.S. banks and credit unions. "The Hash" hosts react to the news as a move to further accessibility and mainstream adoption of crypto.
Blockchain Caucus Co-Chair: Crypto ‘Backdoor’ Is Key to Unmasking Bad Actors
U.S. representative and co-chair of the Congressional Blockchain Caucus Bill Foster said Tuesday the key to crypto’s success is a “cryptographic backdoor” that allows legislators to reverse transactions on the blockchain. “The Hash” panel claps back at Foster.