By the Numbers: More Bitcoin Bulls Than Ever Before
A Long Reads Sunday reading of Grayscale’s recent “Bitcoin Investor Survey.”
A Long Reads Sunday reading of Grayscale’s recent “Bitcoin Investor Survey.”
The Breakdown weekly recap looks at bitcoin buying by Iran, JPM Coin and the latest round of lockdowns coming to Europe.
Was Satoshi’s release of the Bitcoin White Paper an allusion to the Reformation or something to do with the ancient pagan tradition of Samhain?
Attendees will be part of the experience and get to ask frank questions to Ross and his guests.
The Department of Commerce’s new report shows 33.1% annualized GDP growth in Q3, but does this really tell us much about the state of the economy?
Stocks, oil, even gold are down on fears of resumed COVID-19 lockdowns, but bitcoin hodlers are keeping the faith.
The investment banking giant says the blockchain hype cycle has moved past inflated expectations and into the realm of being commercially viable.
"Stop f**king up your bulls**t DeFi scams and expecting exchanges to bail you out," Powell said.
As cases rise and the U.S. settles in for a fresh wave of COVID-19, the economic fallout from round one is still being felt, from hedge funds to bankruptcies and beyond.
The Bail Project, Chicago Community Bond Fund and Nashville Community Bail Fund take cryptocurrency donations not just in BTC, but also ETH and even BAT.
A reading of two recent op-eds on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
A recap of an exceptionally bullish week for bitcoin and crypto as a whole.
From Brazil to Argentina to Turkey, bitcoin priced in local currencies is reaching all time highs. But is this a story of bitcoin succeeding, fiat failing or both?
Sawyer replaces Bitstamp's founder Nejc Kodrič, now in a "non-executive role."
Edan Yago looks to reclaim "decentralized finance" as Bitcoin's, not Ethereum's, turf.
PayPal will offer its U.S. customers buying and selling of crypto, with support for payments to its merchant network next year.
Who has the most recent bitcoin move right, the bulls or the bears?
The IMF has said it’s time to re-evaluate the global economic order, but what does that really mean?
On Long Reads Sunday, a reading of a John Street Capital piece on the realities of a market characterized by zero-bound interest rates.
Cypherpunk historian Finn Brunton imagines a future where there are many internets, each making demands on your attention.
On Friday morning as the OKEx withdrawal-freeze story twisted and turned, CoinDesk's editors had an off-the-cuff discussion about the fundamental realities and unique challenges of security for even the largest exchanges.
On the weekly recap, NLW looks at growth in institutional investment, big interest among the G20 in CBDCs and a new National Security Council report.
Between bitcoin treasury holdings growing and crypto-focused SPACs, private crypto markets and public equities markets are closer than ever.
Stone Ridge Holdings Group announces $50 million in new funding for its digital asset subsidiary as well as significant BTC treasury holdings.
Talking at CoinDesk's invest: ethereum economy event, the Ethereum founder called for users of the second-largest blockchain to move over to scaling solutions that are “already here."
New reports on digital currency design principles and regulatory standards show just how quickly the world’s bankers are moving.
Real freedom will come when monetary stimulus goes directly to the people, writes Yoni Assia, founder and CEO of eToro
Ben Goertzel, founder of SingularityNET, reflects on governance decisions made following the $150 million KuCoin exploit – and why hard forking wasn't the best option.
As the U.S. presidential election gets closer, market “predictions” are showing up in stocks from energy to private prisons.
On this "Speaking of Bitcoin" episode, join hosts Adam B. Levine, Stephanie Murphy, Jonathan Mohan and special guest Martin Rerak, creator of AllYourFeeds.com, for a look at how "AI curation" is being used to figure out what's useful information and what's just fluff.
