Cryptocurrency is full of people who believe in old economic theories that have never been tried in the real world. There’s an almost zealous adherence to esoteric principles that seem…
The rise of DeFi and open finance applications launching trustlessly from different smart contract platforms could be a potential threat to Bitcoin’s security in the years ahead.
As DeFi becomes mainstream…
Despite what analysts are warning, inflation isn’t likely to hit us right away, and even though gold and Bitcoin saw a short term boost, their real value as inflation hedges…
Coinbase, Binance, and Bitfinex. These are probably the first exchanges a newbie will encounter as they “trial” bitcoin and ether—the two most popular digital assets.
As fiat on-ramps to the cryptoeconomy,…
The evolution of the internet and social media
has birthed a new subclass of earners called content creators. This emerging
class of online content creators is changing the way newer audiences consume
information.…
In just three years, the amount of ETH held by different financial applications has grown astronomically. Nearly $4 billion worth of ETH is currently locked as collateral in decentralized finance…
With bitcoin’s price exploding, you may think it’s about to go mainstream.
Finally, the blockchain will have its day and everybody will realize the amazing power of open, permissionless financial networks…
People love predicting bitcoin’s price.
PlanB’s Stock-to-Flow model predicts $288k by 2024. Crypto Research Report’s Equation of Exchange model predicts $398k by 2030. John McAfee says it’ll hit $1 million by the end of 2020 while Bob…
Looking at centralization from a historical perspective, blockchain technology opens truly revolutionary options for people to interact with each other.
We can see that decentralization is fundamental for people to operate…
When I talk to people about my book, Consensusland, few of them ask me about the social, political, and economic impact of cryptographically-secure, time-stamped distributed ledgers.
(Which stinks, because that’s what the book’s about.)
No, most people ask…