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Opinion
Do Kwon's Beautiful, Dark, Twisted Fantasy World
In his latest interview from nowhere, the Terra founder and international fugitive offers “a window into the mind of an unapologetic sociopath."
Web 3 Isn’t Dead, Despite What Critics Might Say
Web3 is designed for a future that will become increasingly distributed, and for this reason remains foundational to how some sectors will eventually operate.
Why Are So Many Crypto Execs Leaving?
A spate of high-profile resignations across the blockchain industry show the challenges of leading in such a chaotic industry.
Inside a Social DAO: How an Online Community Becomes a Digital City
As Friends With Benefits DAO continues to scale, how will it incorporate decentralized governance principles and processes into its next phase of growth?
Bitcoin and Stocks Took a Gut Punch; the Builders Hardly Noticed
Instead of waxing poetic about why the price of bitcoin “doesn’t matter,” TABConf attendees got down to the business of trying to break bitcoin’s commerce layer.
Blockchain Bridges Keep Getting Attacked. Here's How to Prevent It
Crypto bridges are soft targets providing some of crypto's largest exploits this year.
Against CBDCs and the Politicization of Money
No one should understate the threat CBDCs pose to individual sovereignty, the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Paul H. Jossey writes.
Bitcoin Is Macro, but Not ‘Correlated’ in the Way You Think
We tend to use the two terms (macro and correlation) without understanding what they mean.
Why Did Crypto Surge After Bad Inflation News?
Thursday’s ludicrous price action across asset markets shows just how weird things can get when the Federal Reserve is driving the bus.
Ugly Bargains Between Banks and Regulators Are Rearing Their Head Again
The "know your customer" and anti-money laundering system imposes constraints on financial access and inhibits liberty and privacy, even though the original security intent was reasonable.
