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Telegram Is Driving Crypto Adoption, Despite Bad News

5.9.2024
Telegram's crypto adoption story via TON may be its lasting mark in 2024 despite recent news leaving many with a negative impression, says Daniel Cawrey, a former CoinDesk journalist who is now chief strategy officer of Tonkeeper, a non-custody wallet app for The Open Network (TON) ecosystem

Crypto for Advisors: Bitcoin and Gold, Stores of Value

5.9.2024
The approval of the bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs could represent a similar change in market to what central banks caused in gold markets post-2022 – a new factor that, at least temporarily, overwhelms traditional narratives, including the “store of value” concept

How Ethereum 2.0 Can Transform DeFi

4.9.2024
The shift to proof-of-stake has raised worries about over-centralization. By reaffirming its commitment to decentralization, the blockchain can realize its goals, says James Wo, Founder & CEO of DFG

Building Robust Digital Asset Custody Solutions: Key Considerations

4.9.2024
Private blockchain, smart contracts, and specialized oracles - Mohammad Nauman, Director of Custody Engineering at Bullish explores the essential elements to consider when building a secure and efficient digital asset custody infrastructure

A Hunt for Yield: The Next Chapter in Crypto Portfolio Optimization

4.9.2024
The fallout from the 2022 crisis has pushed the industry to innovate. One of the most promising developments has been the rise of tokenized money market funds. These funds offer a way to generate yield, says Jason Liebowitz, Head of Private Wealth at Hashnote

Nigeria’s Crypto Thaw: Not What It Seems

4.9.2024
The Nigerian government’s long-running hostility towards the crypto industry seems to be abating. Or is it? Noelle Acheson looks at how the recent licensing of two crypto exchanges in Nigeria may not represent the shift we’re hoping for

How Decentralized AI and Zero-Knowledge Proofs Will Democratize Compute

3.9.2024
AI is at risk of the same centralization seen in earlier editions of the internet. But another way is possible, say Mahesh Ramakrishnan and Vinayak Kurup

Why ‘Universal Basic Compute’ Is a Solution to Economic Inequality

3.9.2024
And how DePIN networks could make it possible, according to Mark Rydon, Co-Founder of Aethir

Why the SEC Is Wrong About NFTs

3.9.2024
The SEC's Wells notice against OpenSea showed once again how regulators are overreaching in interpreting the law, says Edward Lee, a professor at Santa Clara University School of Law, and the author of "Creators Take Control."

Institutional DeFi Needs a BUIDL Moment

3.9.2024
The lack of institutional adoption in DeFi is mostly due to capability limitations, not just regulatory uncertainty, says Jesus Rodriguez, CEO, IntoTheBlock

Facing Up to Crypto’s Gen Z Stigma

3.9.2024
Students should be among the earliest adopters of Web3, but they’re currently not using the technology, says Benjamin Sturisky, research analyst at Delphi Digital and president of Gator Blockchain

A U.S. Crypto Bill's 2024 Chances

31.8.2024
Earlier this month, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) told the audience at a "Crypto4Harris" virtual event that he hoped to shepherd crypto legislation through Congress and have President Joe Biden sign the bill into law by the end of 2024. It was a bold promise, one that on first blush...

Beating the Bots: In Defense of Human Traders

29.8.2024
As bots come to dominate trading on DEXs, a new price prediction platform allows human traders to demonstrate what they are good at, says Maksim Balashevich, the founder of Santiment

Crypto for Advisors: Crypto Market - A Week in Review

29.8.2024
A recap of the crypto market from August 11th to 17th

Art Is Not a Security

29.8.2024
NFTs “expose the incoherence of the SEC’s understanding of what it’s authorized to regulate,” says law professor Brian L. Frye, following news yesterday that the SEC has issued a Wells notice against OpenSea, claiming the NFT platform has violated securities law