Satoshi Nakamoto could have chosen a boring issuance schedule. Instead, he imbued bitcoin with a seasonal fireworks display

We may be witnessing the beginning of a new phase in Bitcoin’s history — one characterized by gradual but consistent growth and sustained market confidence

I spend an unhealthy amount of time thinking about crypto securities law — and I can’t see how ETH is now a securities offering under Howey

Bitcoin scarcity is a meme, with or without the halvings

The current state of blockchain interoperability poses an existential threat to the mainstream adoption of blockchain technology as a whole

I believe that the upcoming halving will be unlike any other that came before it for one key reason: Professional investors have entered crypto

Even after Ethereum’s switch to proof-of-stake, there’s no real argument that staking ETH becomes a security

“Hijacking Bitcoin” is a damning indictment of the turmoil and nastiness that plagued the Bitcoin community after Satoshi disappeared

Stack enough financial risk onto a blockchain system, and you’re inviting more fundamental instability

The upcoming halving brings forth novel dynamics that could reshape prevailing narratives around Bitcoin economics

A frustrating reality is that the technology is already there to meet people’s needs, but fear and regulation are preventing progress

Wallets still have a long way to go before they can be recognized as a trustful financial tool for the everyday person

Terrible actors are indeed a problem. But those people didn’t stop the core tech of the crypto ecosystem to stop working

It’s completely appropriate for crypto projects to take action and force the SEC to give both legal clarity and fair treatment

The former FTX CEO was sentenced to 25 years in jail today — and his last words before the court probably did nothing to reduce his jail time

We cannot in good conscience claim that custodians and staking providers are not subject to regulatory oversight when offering staking services

Operating in America’s regulation-by-enforcement environment is akin to building a house without a blueprint

Dune’s Arrakis Freman and Shogun’s bustling markets of feudal Japan would have benefited from blockchain to solve their trading woes

It’s taken years for BlackRock to start working with Ethereum — and crypto ruined it within minutes

Not all founders should go direct to the press — especially not in crypto

Web2 messaging platforms are walled gardens — but when we look at Web3, we see the same mistake playing out

While markets have been quick to seize the FCA’s latest crypto announcement as an opportunity, there is reason to be more skeptical

It’s clear that institutions have gotten the message that crypto is open for business — but what now?

Sending money to an anon wallet, animal-themed memecoin is risky, sure, but that doesn’t mean that you “deserve” to get rugged

Any attempt to regulate everything in the digital asset ecosystem in the same manner makes little sense