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Opinion
Miners, Front-Running-as-a-Service Is Theft
There's a simple word for projects that seek to advantage miners while systematically exploiting blockchain users, say three researchers.
The Accidental Crypto Lobbyist
Our reporter contacts state lawmakers for clarification and ends up inadvertently reshaping a bill.
Google's Win for Open Source
“What happened here, that no one expected, is the Supreme Court found fair use as a matter of law," tech lawyer Marta Belcher said.
The Real Trouble With Cross-Border Payments
Blame governments, not technology, for costly and inefficient international payments. But private cryptocurrencies could help.
There’s More to Inflation Than the Money Supply
The printer may be going "brrrrr" but increasing the money supply doesn't necessarily lead to inflation, writes EY's blockchain leader.
Crypto as a Payment System? Here We Go Again
How many users will take advantage of PayPal’s Crypto at Checkout feature? Skepticism is warranted, given the technology’s track record in commerce, says CoinDesk's executive editor.
Uniswap’s 'Token' Issue
A battle between a decentralized exchange and a token project raises questions over what level of control creators can exercise in crypto.
Enterprise Blockchain Doesn't Work Because It's About the Real World
Recording bitcoin transactions on a blockchain is fundamentally "more accurate" than using a blockchain for, say, birth certificates.
Forget GIFs, NFTs Are Essential Infrastructure
NFTs provide one of the best tools ever invented for making the most of scarce resources, says EY's blockchain leader.
Crypto Hype Cycles and You
Bitcoin progresses through boom and bust cycles but always finds a new level of support. That may be true for its price and the people here today.
