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Neo › Technology
The Time-Travelling Blockchain Developer
The blockchain marches on, ever forward, relentless, in an inexorable journey to add new transactions and to create new blocks to append to the decentralized ledger.
Bitcoin › Mining
64% of Bitcoin holders worry about a 51% Attack — here’s why you shouldn’t worry
Could an attack on Bitcoin be imminent? 65 percent of Bitcoin owners are convinced that a 51% Attack is a legitimate concern for the Bitcoin community and its investors, according to our new report on the “State of Crypto Mining.” But is there really a threat, or is that fear more sci-fi than reality? To […]
Bitcoin › Hacks
Is Bitcoin personal property or not? Recent stolen crypto cases are providing clarity
It is no secret that the market for stolen cryptocurrency is estimated in the tens of billions of US dollars.
Adoption
Supply chains only need to use blockchain technology for data management
The first question supply chain management companies or teams considering using blockchain technology should ask is: ‘Should I use a database instead’? The frank answer is: Yes, but only if you are not sharing valuable or vulnerable information.
Exchanges
Why 2020 is an important year for cryptocurrency exchange regulation
Cryptocurrency exchanges represent one of the most diverse service offerings within the crypto industry.
DeFi
The problem with crypto lending, and how to fix it
Since crypto is so close to big, volatile, risky money, it is easy to overlook the spirit of pioneership that is involved.
Adoption
Five ways crypto companies can reframe their next ‘partnership’ announcement to gain more awareness
General partnership announcements are a good way to generate more awareness about your company because you’re leveraging on more than one brand name.
Bitcoin › Adoption
Bitcoin: should it be your safe word?
As the new year dawned, war tensions increased, and investors turned to “safe havens” to protect assets and find speculative alpha.
U.S. › Regulation
Op-ed: We’re missing the point of the new 2020 Cryptocurrency Act (USA)
Last month, the United States Congress announced that it would be introducing a new bill focused solely on cryptocurrency activities within the United States aptly named The Cryptocurrency Bill 2020.
Adoption
Crypto newsmakers and journalists need to get on the same page in 2020
Cryptocurrency predictions for 2020 are well underway, which means there is no better time to refresh and set some new year’s resolutions.
Taxes
The top 6 reasons to start tracking your crypto
There is an abundance of new and existing crypto tokens, coins crypto wallets, service providers and decentralized financial instruments powered by blockchain.
DeFi
Infrastructure design for DeFi in 2020 starts with cash
It’s easy to assume that DeFi is another term to sell the future back to ourselves.
Ethereum › Analysis
In 2019, Ethereum proved that blockchain’s ideals are alive and well
When it comes to Ethereum, the future of adoption remains decentralized, privacy-focused, and non-custodial.
DeFi
The fatal flaw of the $500m decentralized finance industry
We’re at the forefront of a new financial system built on public blockchains with over $685M (USD) already locked up in decentralized finance (DeFi).
Exchanges
The way forward for DEXs: focusing on unique markets
Competition in the crypto space is always intense but increasingly so when it comes to decentralised exchanges (DEX).
Africa › Adoption
The role of cash in global crypto markets
With the benefits of ‘going cashless’ repeated endlessly in the media and Fintech circles there seems to be an assumption that just by making digital financial services available, cash automatically becomes obsolete.
Analysis
Study: 76% of Americans don’t want to give up their paper money
A cashless society is coming, and it’s only a matter of time.
Analysis
Study: Most Americans don’t realize federal banks are not solely owned by the government
Most Americans know that the federal government of the United States prints our money.