Opinion
Challenges of Dealing With Cryptocurrencies in Israel
A mix of high taxes, burdensome regulation and an antagonistic banking sector makes starting a crypto business in the Holy Land unviable.
The End of Exorbitant Privilege: Inflation, the Global Dollar and What Comes Next
What would it mean for the dollar to lose its global reserve status? Why might it happen? And what could take its place?
Gary Gensler Speaks. The Reviews From Crypto Aren't Terrible
Bitcoiners were quite receptive to the new SEC chair’s sweeping statement of purpose on crypto regulation. Others, predictably, were not.
CBDCs Can Stop Aid Falling Into Terrorist Hands
Central bank digital currencies, like the digital shekel, can be programmed to stop money reaching the wrong people, says Orbs' co-founder.
‘Cautiously Optimistic': Crypto Brings Lobbying Muscle to Infrastructure Debate
Bitcoin does not have a CEO but it does have lawyers.
'Preying on Human Weakness': Why Investors Are Nervous About Robinhood
Regulatory fears have been a major headwind for Robinhood's IPO. Here's why authorities might crack down.
Congress, Don't Rush Regulating Crypto
A sprawling infrastructure bill is the wrong venue for regulating an industry as complex and systemically important as crypto.
The Node: The First Step to Making Sense of the Token Economy
Founders can build open-source platforms without fees and still get rich. Here's how.
Fundamentally Incompatible: How the Proposed Crypto Tax Rules Miss the Mark
A late addition to the infrastructure bill moving through Congress would impose impossible reporting requirements on miners and wallets.
