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Big Tech Has Put Our Future at Risk. It’s Time to Fight Back


The internet was supposed to make us more liberated and healthier. Instead, it stole our data, freedom and mental health, says Project Liberty Founder Frank McCourt, who’s advancing a new digital infrastructure to support a better web and better world

Everyone Needs a Manifesto


Vitalik Buterin thoughtful musings on techno-optimism contrast with VC Marc Andreessen’s recent writings

COP28 and Bitcoin: The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship?


COP28 kicks off in the UAE this week. While it is likely to deliver the usual ineffective hand-wringing, at significant cost, this year there is a twist: the presence of Bitcoin delegates shows just how far the industry has come, says Noelle Acheson

1 Way to Revive Dead NFT Wallets


Conceptual artist and legal scholar Brian Frye says inaccessible crypto tokens cannot be sold, but can be donated — with potentially significant tax benefits

Binance's Busy Day, Kraken's Second SEC Fight


Binance is paying one of the largest fines in corporate history to the U.S. Department of Justice, while its founder and CEO, Changpeng "CZ" Zhao, stepped down from his role running the platform as part of a settlement with multiple federal agencies. Meanwhile, Kraken is facing a lawsuit from...

Argentina’s Election: What Bitcoiners Are Getting Wrong


The victory of Javier Milei in Argentina’s general election is good news, but not in the way many crypto enthusiasts seem to think. Noelle Acheson looks at the pros and cons to the abrupt change the South American nation is about to undergo

Another Round of Bitcoin Spot ETF Rejections Likely: BitGo CEO


Source: BitGo/Canva The general belief amongst market experts is that a Bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) approval is on the horizon following Grayscale’s significant legal victory against the SEC. However, BitGo’s CEO, Mike Belshe, feels otherwise. Making his opinion known in...

A Year After FTX: The Lesson Europe Has Fixated On


The company’s collapse a year ago sent shockwaves through the world of crypto, but it changed very little in the new EU crypto regulation. Brussels is more interested in the question of what the pseudonymous crypto-asset world is good for, says Dea Markova

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