In crypto, survival often means bouncing back harder after the inevitable 80% correction

Some critics dismiss RWAs as tokenized nonsense — but RWAs could truly revolutionize how we trade assets globally

Not only are we quite centralized, but the degree to which this centralization is hidden makes it impossible to remain secure

I can’t help thinking about all of the ways that several million dollars could help US law enforcement prevent active crypto scams

We shouldn’t let bitcoin’s potential become overshadowed by political maneuvering

It may be counterintuitive that a high amount of focus on a technology would lead to security risks — but it’s true

While memecoins may seem harmless, I believe this speculative playground is detrimental to the long-term health of the DeFi

Instead, the primary path to real RWA growth is dollar-backed stablecoins

Despite the hardships and the seedier side of crypto that my first project was subjected to, I’m choosing to stay in this industry and try to make an impact

Proof-of-reserves could have potentially prevented such catastrophic failures like the 2022 crypto market collapse

This might sound contradictory to the entire ethos of the crypto space, but I believe that the most powerful players in crypto want to become the next Big Tech

Doesn’t it sound familiar that a space intended to help the financially disenfranchised ended up in a giant, messy massive money grab?

In the world of decentralized infrastructure, it’s time to put much needed tools into the right hands and create a healthier open internet

Whether you decide to invest in bitcoin should be up to you, not the SEC or Gary Gensler

I’ve come to the realization that more attention is needed to create and sculpt the digital spaces where we live

I know it is not in their nature, but US regulators could learn a lot by researching the digital asset frameworks that overseas regulators have already gotten right

Let’s not make “tweeting the most explosive thing you can think of” the stereotype of the crypto space anymore

It’s not hard to see why the current open book nature of public blockchains is a cause for concern for many would-be users and enterprise adopters

We should support all politicians who oppose the Biden administration’s extreme efforts to kill the industry in the United States — regardless of party

Any politician who supports our industry should be rewarded with election or re-election. Those who oppose it should be fired 

What I found most compelling in this digital art history is how NFTs are far less revolutionary as an art form than I had believed

It’s in the best interest of our elected officials to cultivate that interest in crypto and incorporate these voters into a long-term political strategy

We need this repeal for the future of our digital economy, the safe custody of cryptocurrencies and the good of the American investor

Bots actually do play a crucial role in facilitating efficient and secure transactions on blockchains

If we can’t bring real context to the world of blockchain data, then we’ll be stuck with useless solutions like proof-of-reserves for the foreseeable future