Opinion
Why Blockchain Benefits the Supply Chain
Supply chains depend on clear communications, which is often missing from non-blockchain systems.
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What Will a Metaverse Embassy Look Like?
Barbados’ plans to claim sovereignty over digital land remain inscrutable.
Off the Charts: Supply Chain Angst
Is inflation in the U.S. the product of monetary policy or supply chain problems?
Tether, Bitcoin and Chinese Commercial Paper at Scale
A look at the leading stablecoin’s market cap and China’s real estate industry.
‘Probably Nothing’: Why People Still Hate Crypto
Backlash to Discord potentially integrating an Ethereum wallet shows how skeptical the greater public really is.
Why Shouldn’t the Navajo Mine Bitcoin?
Bitcoin promises a sovereignty the Navajo and other First Nations have always been promised but have never received.
Bitcoin Politics From Left to Right and Off the Map
Bitcoin has attracted intense interest from conservatives and right-wingers. But activists from across the political spectrum have found their own good reasons to embrace it.
The Trash Moat: When the Media Lies About Crypto
The preponderance of YouTube scams and tabloid reporting on crypto is bad for adoption.
What FATF’s Latest Guidance Means for DeFi, Stablecoins and Self-Hosted Wallets
Launching a truly “global” stablecoin is likely to get more difficult in the coming year as a result of the guidance, which advises regulators to keep such projects on a short leash.
