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Aptos deep dive: Crypto’s duality problem personified
Aptos is the perfect example of crypto's duality problem. It wants morals. It wants ideals. But more than that... it wants money and power.
We need to talk about FTX
First it happened to Big Tech, now it’s happening to crypto.
Deep dive updates
What's the point of having a great product if no one is using it?
I’m changing things up
I’ve had a few people emailing in over the last couple of weeks saying they don’t like the new format of mostly covering the news and releasing a premium or free issue every week. The main gist of the emails is, don’t talk about non-crypto stuff – like
This week in crypto: you're fired
If you live in the UK, you’ll know that our government’s “omnishambles” has vastly overshadowed anything going on in crypto this week. And as we know all too well, events in the real world can have a big impact on the world of crypto. If you didn’t
Virtual Insanity
Hello and welcome to my honeymoon. If you’re a regular reader, you’ll probably know that the last few weeks – let’s be honest, months – of my life have been a little hectic. I’ve been to two weddings, done a week-long roadtrip around Bulgaria and then got married
This week in crypto: you have elected the way of pain
After a quiet summer, crypto is really kicking into gear this autumn. This week alone (sorry in advance for all the acronyms): * The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has claimed ownership over the entire Ethereum network. * The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has sued a Decentralised Autonomous Organisation
This week in crypto: Ethereum may or may not be an unregistered security
Today, I’m writing to you from departure gate three in Sofia airport. It’s been a hectic week, and I’ve managed to miss most of the merge memes and hype, and also all of the royal memes and hype. Although I did hear something about Prince King Charles
