Year in Review 2019
Is Blockchain the Shot in the Arm Healthcare Needs?
Alex Cahana asks whether blockchain can make the medicine go down, in looking for solutions to today's healthcare industry.
Mind-Bending Narrative Shifts in 2019
When it comes to crypto, narrative shifts represent shifts in mindshare. The most significant narrative of 2019? Digital currency wars.
The Year of the Patient Builder and the Persistent Bully
Trent Larson, Principal Software Developer for Medici Ventures, thinks regulators should let the builders build.
It's Not Just the Money, It's the People in Bitcoin: Anil Lulla
Credible brands are making long-term investments in this technology, says Anil Lulla, co-founder of Delphi Digital, a research boutique.
A Year of Careful, Prosaic BUIDLing
The debate isn't bitcoin or blockchain, it's about separating real ROIs from the noise-makers, says the executive director of Hyperledger.
10 Things to Watch for in Crypto in 2020
The halving. Central bank currencies. Telegram vs the SEC. There's lots to look forward to in 2020. CoinDesk's research team previews.
As We Hunger for Viability, Let's Stay True to Our Values
Sometimes we are so in fear of external attack that we risk morphing into something technically the same but fundamentally different.
Jake Chervinsky: I'm Surprised There Haven't Been More Enforcement Actions This Year
Chervinsky, counsel at Compound, discusses crypto's regulatory issues and growing pains.
What Bitcoin Means for Athletes Like Me
To Russell Okung, the Los Angeles Chargers' left tackle, bitcoin means economic sovereignty and self-empowerment.
We Made No Progress, Other Than All the Progress We Made
Billions have gone into making the distribution of financial products easier. Nothing real has changed in the making of financial instruments, until now, says ConsenSys' Lex Sokolin.
