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Paul Krugman Is Having a Bitcoin Moment

8.3.2023
Venmo blacklisted the die-hard crypto skeptic. Maybe now he’ll see the light

Crypto Rails Should Bring Efficiency Gains to the $7T-a-Day TradFi FX Market

8.3.2023
Todd Groth of CoinDesk Indices wades into one of traditional finance’s biggest numbers: $7 trillion

Gitcoin’s Owocki Says Crypto Can Regenerate the World. Just Don’t Call Him Starry-Eyed

8.3.2023
A programmer by training, Owocki's view of securities law is not based in any formal legal training but crypto optimism, evolutionary science, economics and legal theory, with a focus on the principal-agent problem

Silvergate's Collapse May Spell Regulatory Trouble for Crypto

8.3.2023
Silvergate Bank had a really rough week, to the point where a not-insignificant number of people were waiting for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to announce the bank had entered receivership after close of business Friday

A Dozen Reasons Why the SEC Should Have Approved Grayscale's Spot Bitcoin ETF

7.3.2023

Crypto’s Banking Problem Is Not Ironic

6.3.2023

Has Tokenization’s Moment Finally Come?

3.3.2023
Tokenization of real-world assets has been dismissed by many crypto purists for operating under a centralized framework, but new technological advances have migrated the process from closed, permissioned projects onto public, permissionless blockchain platforms. This could offset traditional...

ETHDenver Looks Cringey to You Because Ethereum Has an Actual Community

3.3.2023
Like any good punk or hip hop show, this year's Colorado event for coders will feature events that will "scare away normies," CoinDesk Chief Insights Columnist David Z. Morris writes

Before Silvergate and After Silvergate

2.3.2023

Advisors: Learn Crypto, or Your Clients Will

2.3.2023
The disconnect between financial advisors and their clients around crypto has become increasingly apparent, given that 37% of advisors personally invested in crypto compared to 83% of their clients that have, according to one 2023 survey

Prosecutors’ Case Against FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Becomes Clearer

1.3.2023
Federal prosecutors have shared more information about their case against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Between two new indictments and civil suits against another former FTX executive, we now have a much clearer picture about what the Department of Justice thinks it has

Binance Can’t Keep Its Story Straight on Misplaced $1.8B USDC

1.3.2023
The FUD is coming from inside the building

Crypto Long & Short: Decentralized Exchange Research Ramps up

1.3.2023
This week, Glenn Williams Jr. argues that decentralized exchanges (DEXes) have an intriguing road ahead amid the wreckage of FTX. Then, Kelly Chambers of THEIA8900 notes the digital-asset myopia among financial advisers focused on bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum’s ETH

Upcoming Upgrades That Will Shape the Ethereum Ecosystem

1.3.2023
Here are some approaching dates and launches that Ethereum followers and observers should keep an eye on

Gary Gensler’s Take on Crypto Doesn’t Matter

27.2.2023

Crypto Lobbying Needs a Reset: More FTC, less SEC

24.2.2023
Of all the Securities and Exchange Commission’s actions against crypto entities that have stirred the industry’s ire, the agency’s recent move forcing New York-based Paxos to cease issuing its partner Binance’s BUSD stablecoin is the most deserving of an outcry. How, critics rightfully asked, can...