This month in crypto: Ethereum ETFs incoming
It’s official, Ethereum spot ETFs are coming… sort of.
The rise of Big Banking Blockchain
Back in the 90s, virtually every big company had its own internal “intranet”. Many still do. An intranet was like a closed-off version of the internet, just for that company to use. Different teams had different pages and they’d update them with useful information. The problem with intranets is
This month in crypto: JPMorgan is tokenising securities
This month, there have been a number of BIG things happening in crypto that have flown under the radar because of the never-ending FTX saga. The FTX saga is being covered ad-nauseum in most of the world and crypto press… there’s even a Michael Lewis book out about it
Toncoin deep dive: the quintessential crypto journey
Remember when everyone realised Facebook was selling their personal data to advertisers? Or, at least, pretended to realise, that is… Because by 2018, when the Facebook scandal hit, people generally took for granted that if an internet service was free to use, that was because the users were the product.
DeFi is dying, NFTs are dead… but crypto is up?
The big boys of Wall Street are speculating hard on crypto this year...
Ripple deep dive: bitcoin for bankers?
The 22nd of December, 2020, was the day everything changed for Ripple. Up until then, it had been one of the most promising cryptocurrencies on the planet. It was the third biggest crypto project by market cap. It had a huge, dedicated army of investors. And it was one of
This month in crypto: the spectre of debt, reanimated
Evergrande's debt problem is back with a vengeance...
This month in crypto: Federal court rules Ripple is not a security… this changes everything
this court case, is arguably the most important thing that’s ever happened in the history of crypto. Here's why...
The ETF special, or: the battle for Bitcoin’s soul
Once again, it seems crypto’s fate rests in the hands of US regulators. On the 15th of June BlackRock applied to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) – yes that same SEC that just sued Coinbase and Binance – for permission to create a Bitcoin Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). If you’
