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The founders of RadicalxChange argue that we need to focus on the political economy if we want technologies like blockchain to produce better social outcomes.

In this state of regulatory uncertainty, blockchain conferences help to find common ground between founders, developers and regulators.

With the digital subsuming our reality, an identity layer for the web would be an identity layer for our lives.

Leaders should ask who is under-served by the current financial system and how blockchain addresses those needs.

A early pioneer in the crypto space reflects on the past year.

When it comes to crypto, narrative shifts represent shifts in mindshare. The most significant narrative of 2019? Digital currency wars.

Chosen by CoinDesk staff and readers, Most Influential is a selection of people who did exceptional blockchain-y things in 2019.

Riccardo Spagni, better known as "Fluffypony," will relinquish his day-to-day leadership role in the privacy coin project.

Sometimes we are so in fear of external attack that we risk morphing into something technically the same but fundamentally different.

To Russell Okung, the Los Angeles Chargers' left tackle, bitcoin means economic sovereignty and self-empowerment.

From “The Revolution Needs Rules” to “Unbank the Banked,” 2019 was full of resonant phrases. Selkis, CEO of Messari, makes sense of them.

To reach its potential, blockchain needs to support inclusion and avoid power consolidation, says the head of blockchain at the World Economic Forum.

2020 may be the year we see the value proposition of infrastructure built in response to bitcoin, says Daniel Gorfine, founder of Gattaca Horizons and former CFTC chief innovation officer.

Bitcoin is working as Satoshi intended and already helps people facing repression. The problem is, many others don’t know about it yet.

Student blockchain groups are popping up across the country, but student enthusiasm is not always backed by institutional buy-in.

Here's what an unbanked refugee really thinks about crypto.

Truly decentralized governance needs to take input from all stakeholders, which requires strong personalities to share the podium.

Pomp talks Libra, why bank-issued coins are scary, and why this time is both different and not different.

Prepare for a shakeout of blockchain projects in 2020 and the start of network-on-network conflict.

The crypto-sphere shows disdain for journalism, believing that technology is better at revealing truth. It isn't.

An interview with Finn Brunton, the author of two books about the cultural history of digital currencies.

Nic Carter, a noted crypto skeptic, talks through the big stories of the year and argues that bitcoin mattered more than ever.

Mable Jiang, formerly of Nirvana Capital, will spearhead the venture firm's hunt for new deals in Asia.

Crypto lending firm Unchained Capital has hired Will Cole of the Wyoming Blockchain Task Force as its new chief product officer.

Cryptocurrency has strayed from its anonymous roots. Today, cults of personality and public histrionics define the sector.