Bitcoin is often compared to the internet in the 1990s, but I believe the better analogy is to the telegraph in the 1840s...

...provides a legal loophole for Chinese companies to participate in the burgeoning Bitcoin asset class...

Solana remains an interesting experiment but is destined to be a chain for low-value transfers...

"...reduce concerns about concentration in the ethereum network, thus raising the chance that ethereum will avoid being designated as security in the future..."

“As much as I think that SOL is the chain for retail this cycle - the experience is f---ing brutal lately...”

...envisioned a future with thousands of use-specific chains.

Hedge funds and CTAs currently hold record bearish wagers (in futures) on the bitcoin price...

The latest from my non-award winning series "sh*t most bitcoiners realized 13 years ago that I'm just learning"...

Cryptocurrencies have always been polarizing... But, both sides can learn a great deal from each other...

This kind of diversification — not just of value, but also access — is something that every country wants.

Tether is now estimated to be the seventh largest holder of BTC... and one the largest holders of US Treasuries...

SingularityNET and the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance aim to wrest control of AGI away from Big Tech...

“What underpins a world order is always the financial system..."

“I’m sorry about that. I’m sorry about what happened at every stage.”

The new milestone was reached shortly after the launch of BlackRock's first tokenized asset fund - BUIDL,..

"...through its Staking Program engages in the unregistered offer and sale of securities..."

...leaving Ether in regulatory limbo between the SEC and CFTC could have "irreparable consequences for the digital asset markets"...

"...allowed KuCoin to operate in the shadows of the financial markets... receiving over $5 billion and sending over $4 billion of suspicious and criminal funds..."

...as the value of the peso has plummeted.

... the vast majority are found in North America, with the exception of Nexon, a Japanese-based video game publisher.