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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
Privacy's moment of Clarity
In this week's feature we're looking at why privacy matters, and how crypto is finally going to make "big data" work for the average person with the use of private smart contracts.
Instant insurance
Instant insurance via the blockchain will change the world. So why hasn’t it yet?
This week in crypto: the liminal state
Do you know what liminality is? I certainly didn’t, when I first heard someone say it on a podcast a couple of years ago. It basically means being in-between two stages, phases, eras. Here’s how Chip Conley put it that podcast. Liminal is sort of right there and
The curse of Mt Gox: back from the dead
What caused the great crypto winter of 2018? Mt Gox going bankrupt in 2014. And now Mt Gox is back from the dead to take one final swipe at crypto in 2022
Avalanche deep dive: race winner or also-ran?
Right now, Avalanche is one of the most popular and powerful platform cryptos out there. It’s got a thriving DeFi ecosystem and a very strong team behind it. But just how futureproof is it? Let’s find out.
This week in crypto: all eyes on Ethereum 2.0
After the disaster that was last week, let’s start with some good news. Actually, this news could be better than good. It could transform the world of crypto, and bring many more people into it. The news is that Ethereum will switch from Proof of Work to Proof of
What’s the next BIG thing?
Chasing the dragon. It’s a cool sounding phrase, with bad connotations. It’s usually used in relation to addicts, and their endless hunt for the blissful high that lasts a lifetime. That high, of course, doesn’t exist. And eventually the dragon will destroy you. The idea is applicable
