Regulation
This month in crypto: high noon at the crypto corral
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially declared war on the world’s biggest and most important crypto exchanges. Here's what you need to know...
This month in crypto: regulators, mount up!
First of all, congrats if you get the regulate reference. What an all-time classic. But even if you didn’t get the reference, the theme of this month’s issue is probably already obvious. Crypto regulation is happening in a big way. US regulations have been grabbing all the headlines,
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
This week in crypto: there’s a $10 trillion money tsunami heading straight for us (sort of)
The world's biggest asset manager is moving into crypto. Probably nothing.
How to make $168,142 in 48 hours frontrunning Coinbase
This week we’ve got news on Coinbase insider trading, Ethereum 2.0’s latest delay, the EU’s crazy new crypto law, VCs descending on crypto and more
The UK goes full crypto… wait, what?
If the UK really is going full crypto, and this isn’t all just some kind of weird publicity stunt by the Chancellor, we could be in for a wild ride.
This month in crypto: beware the ides of March
I know I say this every issue, but there really is a ton of crazy and interesting stuff going on in crypto right now. We’ve got about 7,000 words' worth of it in today’s issue.
This month in crypto: nothing is real and everything is possible
There is an absolute ton to cover this month: the great crypto crash, ark’s $1m Bitcoin prediction, new US and UK regulations, stablecoins killing traditional banks, a $300m hack and the most viral story in crypto history.
This month in crypto: the pope, the anti-pope and the pirate
We could be about to see a new crypto superpower emerge and eclipse America’s long-standing tech dominance. Here’s what you need to know.
