Bitcoin Has a Nonviolent Security Model
The dollar and its fiat family cannot say the same.
The dollar and its fiat family cannot say the same.
The Colombian government is implementing new anti-money laundering laws with local exchanges.
If the U.S. government doesn’t lead financial innovation, China will leapfrog it and control the world’s emerging monetary infrastructure.
While China invests heavily in blockchain technology, President Biden failed to mention the topic in his recent State of the Union.
Liquidity concerns in bitcoin markets are overblown. They're not a reason to reject bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
A bipartisan bill addressing cryptocurrencies made it through the House of Representatives. Next up: the Senate.
Tech and financial services companies might think they have plenty of time to develop a "blockchain strategy." If history is a guide, they don't, says EY's blockchain leader.
Five years ago, Christopher Allen wrote about "self-sovereign identity," a key principle for crypto and the web 3.0 community. Here he reflects on its impact.
The head of Turkey’s central bank ruled out a total ban of cryptocurrencies and said a wide range of crypto regulations is coming within two weeks, Trade Moneta reported.
Eun Sung-soo, head of South Korea's chief financial services regulator, said no crypto exchange had applied for its VASP license.
The U.S. regulator is now weighing three different bitcoin ETF bids.
Money's three social functions – storing value, exchanging it and providing a unit of account – are unraveling, with dramatic implications, says EYQ's Insights Director.
Wyoming DAO LLCs have to be domiciled in the state, which could be a point of confusion for denizens of the decentralized web.
Tightening regulations have unnerved some crypto miners in China.
As central bank digital currencies do battle with stablecoins, dollar-backed projects will have to work hard to ensure independence.
The four funds will buy bitcoin, ether and equity in crypto or mining firms.
A new paper from Ernst & Young for India’s competition regulator underscores that blockchain companies may be competitors to established Indian banks.
The revised Token Safe Harbor proposal defines what a successful project would look like.
Regulators are “creating danger” for investors in their inconsistent approach to determining how to treat cryptocurrencies.
One policy maker says China is unlikely to use bitcoin as a financial weapon against the U.S. dollar.
“The dollar’s status as the key global currency won’t change so easily,” BOJ’s head of payments told Bloomberg.
Riksbank Governor Ingves said Sweden is entering a post-cash era.
The largest police force in the U.S. has beefed up rules governing who can trace crypto transactions. It’s been using Chainalysis software since 2019.
The meaning of "fundamental" means something different with crypto projects than with traditional companies, says our columnist.
The updated proposal adds a number of new reporting requirements for startups.
A proposal to integrate digital wallets into India's national software stack shows how crypto could go mainstream with government help.
Coinbase's listing on Nasdaq sends a powerful signal of legitimacy to the U.S. crypto community, as well as to the crypto-curious in the traditional financial sector.
The Fei stablecoin's troubled launch last week reveals a misalignment in how DeFi projects are sometimes governed, say two RMIT researchers.
Your tax strategy may be every bit as important as your investment strategy, say two crypto tax experts.
Nobody puts bitcoiners in a corner.
