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Opinion
What the Black Plague Can Teach Us About Today's Jobs Report
History may explain why the U.S. labor force remains strong amid attempts by the Federal Reserve to slow the economy.
Federal Preemption of State Money-Transmitter Licensing Would Be Great Policy
A federal regime would protect the public without unduly burdening the blockchain sector.
Crypto Failures Fueled Better Due Diligence
As crypto markets turn turbulent, asset managers perform due diligence by looking at fundamentals like network usership to increase safety.
Elon Musk, Twitter and the Social-Media Double Bind
Twitter doesn't need different content moderation policies - social media needs an entirely different architecture.
Kim Kardashian, EthereumMax and the SEC's Publicity Grab
Chairman Gary Gensler sent a message to celebrity crypto shills that will likely have little effect.
Can Starbucks Bring Web3 Into the Mainstream?
What corporate Web3 initiatives can learn from the announcement of Starbucks Odyssey.
What Ripple's Latest Win Means for Its Ongoing Fight With the SEC
The crypto payments firm scored a procedural victory last week in part of its legal defense against the SEC. But it may not help its case.
Sorry, Ether: Sound Money Doesn’t Exist and Neither Does 'Ultra' Sound Money
Sound money should reliably store value over time. No currency – not bitcoin, not ether, not the U.S. dollar – seems to be doing that these days.
I Made an NFT Collection to Represent My Student Loan Debt
“College Admission” is a performance art NFT collection that takes a critical lens to the student loan debt crisis and the shame it causes borrowers.
The Dollar Can Be a Protocol for the Future of Money
USDC's stablecoin-fueled model of money, in which the dollar functions as an open “protocol,” could allow innovation to flourish. But healthy competition is a prerequisite.
