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Opinion
Bukele’s MS-13 Double Bind
The Salvadoran President has had to operate in secret while negotiating with gangs. That has raised suspicions and lent aid to his critics.
Are Central Bankers Ready for Payments Theater?
If the Fed and other banks adopt a CBDC, they will inevitably become involved in disputes about what is and isn’t acceptable economic activity, says our columnist.
Do NFTs’ Crazy Valuations Make Them Art? A Leading Collector Says No
The cultural cachet that makes fine art such a good investment will take years to build up around NFTs.
Self-Regulation Is in Crypto’s Best Interest
The recent regulatory happenings in the U.S. lay bare what many of us already know: our industry and the actors within it are misunderstood.
Coinbase Has Words for the SEC. Is It Listening?
The crypto exchange says a surprise legal warning came after months of transparency about its lending plans.
El Salvador’s Bold Bet on Bitcoin Could Inspire the World
The standard playbook for building national wealth doesn’t work anymore. Bitcoin provides an alternative.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Law Is About Self-Determination
Today, bitcoin became legal tender in the Central American nation.
Crypto Long & Short: The Trouble With Ticker Symbols
Investors are apt to get confused when multiple projects can claim the same ticker without an industry standard for exchanges to assign identifiers.
