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Opinion
Why I'm Skeptical of FATF's 'Extreme Right Wing' Watch
The existence of hate organizations should not give grounds for increased financial surveillance.
Security Tokens Are Back and This Time It's Real
Billions in private assets could be securitized on a blockchain and sold to traders. So why haven't security tokens taken off yet?
Stablecoins and CBDCs: Private Vs. Public Monetary Innovation
A Federal Reserve official praised stablecoins over CBDCs, yesterday. The debate cuts right to role of government in money.
More Energy-Efficient Blockchains Are Possible. Here's How
Proof-of-stake networks offer decentralization and security while using a fraction of the energy of proof-of-work chains like Bitcoin's. They are the future, says CasperLabs' CTO.
A Reckoning for Binance and Other 'Global' Exchanges
The biggest crypto exchanges have grown by working around national regulators. Regulators are starting to take notice.
Crypto Social Networks Aren't Cool
Blockchain technology is transformative, it's subversive, it's surprising – but it is not cool.
Money Reimagined: Price Swings Versus the Long Term
The popping of bubbles does not indicate the failure of crypto technology itself, which continues to see massive long-term venture interest.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin Fee Problem (and Solutions)
Bitcoin fees would make the cryptocurrency mostly unusable for Salvadorans. Here's how the first country to adopt BTC plans to tackle the fee problem.
Protecting Free Speech With Decentralized Tech
The U.S. has strong, public institutions to protect speech, but the age of internet may also require public infrastructure.
Article 7 and Bitcoin’s Latin American Coup
El Salvador's Bitcoin Law will make BTC a compulsory currency and create costs for everyday taxpayers – hardly an advancement for freedom or free money.
