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Bitcoin Bulls and Bears List Reasons Why Price Will Rise or Drop by 2030
15.12.2020
The majority of the respondents surveyed by hashpower provider Genesis Mining remain bullish on bitcoin (BTC)'s long-term future, listing their reasons for believing so, including bitcoin adoption potential, security, and previous price rise. Also, nearly 20% of the participants said they're...
Survey suggests most investors think Bitcoin won’t top $50K by 2030
15.12.2020
A survey from Genesis Mining has found that most Bitcoin investors aren't expecting a $50,000 BTC price in 2030 — although 3.5% of respondents tipped prices exceeding $500,000
Za deset let budou hry k nerozeznání od skutečnosti, předpovídá šéf Take-Two
9.12.2020
CEO herní společnosti Také-Two Strauss Zelnick se podělil o predikci podoby herního průmyslu budoucnosti. Podle něj bude za následující dekádu technologický pokrok tak daleko, že některé videohry dosáhnou fotorealismu
Cory Doctorow: The Monopoly Web Is Already Here
16.11.2020
The science fiction writer on how monopolies came to dominate today's economy and why the orthodoxy of tech criticism is wrong
The Terminators: A Short Story
8.11.2020
Sia co-founder David Vorick's short story takes the perspective of the decentralized web recounting its own, inevitable rise
Nigeria hopes blockchain will generate $10B revenue by 2030
6.11.2020
“We want Nigeria to be strategically placed to capture value from this economic potential of blockchain,” stated the NITDA director-general
Bitcoin adoption could reach 90% by 2030, investment firm founder claims
29.10.2020
Adoption started slow, but has ramped up with the passage of time
An Internet for Humans: Proof-of-Personhood Explained
27.10.2020
Identity is one of our most fundamental human rights. In the age of surveillance, commodification and centralization, it is under threat
How a Decentralized Internet Can Power Latin America’s Economy
27.10.2020
Bitcoin, fintech and DeFi can help Latin America become an interconnected and inclusive regional economy
Three Trends Killing Web Privacy and Decentralization
22.10.2020
The decentralized design of the web gives it the potential to be more privacy-preserving than any other system. Yet, there are long range threats at play
What the History of Headphones Says About the Internet’s Future
21.10.2020
What does the historical development of headphones tell us about the future of the internet?
A Day in the Life of the Splinternet
18.10.2020
Cypherpunk historian Finn Brunton imagines a future where there are many internets, each making demands on your attention
The Inevitability of ‘Big Blockchain’
15.10.2020
The blockchain industry already exhibits signs of the same forces that have driven over-consolidation in the broader economy
Your Wallet in 2030 Will Be Full of Free Money
13.10.2020
Real freedom will come when monetary stimulus goes directly to the people, writes Yoni Assia, founder and CEO of eToro
Blockchain can add $1.76 trillion to global GDP by 2030, says report
13.10.2020
A PwC report estimates that blockchain technology will make up 1.4% of the global economy
Blockchain Can Give $1.7T Boost to Global Economy by 2030: PwC Report
13.10.2020
A new PwC report claims blockchain technology can add $1.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, with the Asian continent standing to benefit the most
How the Decentralized Web Transfers Wealth From Corporations to People
6.10.2020
Companies today control our domain names, the content we host and our access to the internet. By 2030, that will change
Three Mega-Trends Shaping the Future of Money
5.10.2020
How three forces driving digital forms of money will upend markets, geopolitics and society over the next decade
The Web Wasn’t Built For Privacy – But It Could Be
4.10.2020
Because privacy means different things to different people, a privacy-focused internet is unlikely to please everyone. But it should offer greater personal control
The Digital Archipelago: How to Build an Internet Where Communities Thrive
3.10.2020
Technology exists to serve people. Today, the situation is nearly reversed. Each of us is just propping up an engagement graph somewhere