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Opinion
El Salvador Doesn't Need a Bitcoin Mandate
The Bukele administration should consider not enforcing, or eliminating, Article 7 of its new law. Let Bitcoin flourish on its own merits.
The Left’s Bitcoin Dilemma
Politicians like Elizabeth Warren are pushing bitcoin policies that put the U.S.'s commitment to free speech at risk.
Paying the IRON Price: Fractional Reserve Banking on a Blockchain
Algorithmic stablecoins are recreating traditional banking. And Iron Finance is learning old lessons all over again.
The Supercycle: How Crypto Could Shape the Decade Ahead
The supercycle thesis is the bold but vague idea that crypto is on the verge of mass adoption. Here's how it works and what it means.
Curve DAO Contemplates Its Intellectual Property
A governance proposal to protect a DeFi project's IP prompts questions about a DAO's fiduciary duty and the open source ethos.
Biden’s New FTC Chair Could Be a Big Web 3.0 Ally
Lina Khan made her name fighting data-hoarding platform monopolies. She could help clear the ground for a better model.
Andreessen Horowitz Has Its Own Media: So Far That's a Good Thing
So far, Future.com looks less like a news website than a dry, specialists-only academic journal. That's a net-plus for the tech industry.
On the Road: A Lesson About Open Access and Bitcoin
Capital can mean a source or flow. What type of world will flow from bitcoin?
Kim Kardashian and EthereumMax. Why?
What is EthereumMax? Here's what we found after some quick research into Kim K's new favorite (?) crypto.
The Age of Autonomous Supply Chains
Companies can replace top-down planning with self-organizing blockchain systems, says our columnist. Think of supply chains orchestrated by smart contracts.
