Opinion
How Bitcoin Is More ESG-Friendly Than You’ve Heard
Many popular narratives about bitcoin don’t tell the full story.
What Happens to a Social Token When Its Creator Dies?
Web 3.0 is enabling new forms of economic relationships between creators and fans. But some things may never change.
Why NFTs Are So Appealing – And How Anyone Can Start Learning for Free
What’s truly exciting is the potential this technology brings, and where it could take us in the future.
Who Watches the Chain Watchers?
Chainalysis works within the bounds of the law, exploiting the real privacy issues for public blockchains. That’s not an invitation for blanket, legislative surveillance.
Can Crypto Go From Movement to Campaign?
Yesterday, after an SEC agent reportedly gatecrashed a conference organized by Messari founder Ryan Selkis and subpoenaed a guest speaker, Selkis announced he was running for office. That is good for crypto, really.
With Evergrande on the Brink, the ‘China Hustle’ Comes Home to Roost
Evergrande’s problems are part of a much larger pattern in Chinese equities. One overlooked documentary was a stark warning that needs revisiting.
OpenSea Scandal Shows Need for More NFT Regulation
Crypto purists may bristle at the idea, but greater oversight could foster a safer trading environment.
Evergrande and China’s Looming Risk to Tether
Tether says it doesn’t hold short-term debt from the struggling developer. But that doesn’t mean tether holders aren’t at risk.
Speculation Is Good (for Crypto)
Velocity, passion, fearlessness: what powers the crypto surge and what makes it different from previous tech booms.
Ethereum’s Design Choices Are Inherently Political
Is the blockchain headed for an inevitable conflict between the interests of holders and users? Will that help “Ethereum killers” like Solana, Avalanche and Algorand?
