Decentralized identity is the way to fighting data and privacy theft
31.1.2021
In the digitizing world, identity is everything and blockchain is to make it safe for everyone: users, businesses and governments
Bitcoin ‘ascendant’ as GameStop saga unfolds, Bitfinex CTO says
31.1.2021
The GameStop short squeeze and Bitcoin have a lot more in common than appears at the surface, according to Paolo Ardoino
Institutional demand for crypto isn’t subsiding, but impact will be gradual
31.1.2021
As another $2-trillion stimulus package looms in the U.S., institutions will continue to look at BTC as a hedge against inflation
DeFi has to be improved by embracing its peer-to-peer aspect
31.1.2021
The time has come to make decentralized finance more P2P-oriented than it has been so far
What Ray Dalio Really Thinks of Bitcoin
31.1.2021
A reading of Dalio’s first long-form essay on his thoughts about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies
Visa CEO Says Payments Giant Set to Introduce Cryptocurrency Trading on Its Network
31.1.2021
Payments giant Visa Inc’s CEO Alfred Kelly has revealed his firm’s plans to enable cryptocurrencies trading on its network. Kelly, who is also chairman of the firm, explains that there is no reason not to add cryptos when these are increasingly becoming “a recognized means...
How much is too much? Crypto art market brings together deep pockets and big artists
31.1.2021
In the future, owning unique art won’t be restricted to the elites, but will everyone have digital art on their walls?
The Economics of the Poet Ezra Pound: What Is Money For?
31.1.2021
Ezra Pound in 1920. The American poet Ezra Pound was never short of things to say, especially with regard to economics. While his literary contributions are unmatched, his economic ideas were largely discarded by his contemporaries, especially as he began to lean towards fascism in the latter part...
Global Uncertainty Drops But Is Still 50% Above Historical Average
31.1.2021
Hites Ahir is a senior research officer in the International Monetary Fund (IMF)’s Research Department. Nicholas (Nick) Bloom is a Professor of Economics at Stanford University, and a Co-Director of the Productivity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship program at the National Bureau of Economic...
Is the weakness of Bitcoin after the 'Elon Musk pump' hinting at a bull trap?
31.1.2021
Bitcoin is slowing down and weakening on-chain metrics are forcing traders to turn cautious in the short term
Blockchain is not a panacea, but where needed, it’s the savior
31.1.2021
For managers, entrepreneurs and builders working with blockchain, performing a cost-benefit analysis of DLT implementations is crucial
DeFi is the future of banking that humanity deserves
31.1.2021
Public trust in banks and bankers never fully recovered after the Great Recession, and DeFi has ground to cover in this particular area