Where Bitcoin Fits in the New Monetary Order
The third part of The Breakdown’s Money Reimagined series looks at the role of bitcoin and USD stablecoins in the new global monetary order.
Read moreThe third part of The Breakdown’s Money Reimagined series looks at the role of bitcoin and USD stablecoins in the new global monetary order.
Read moreReddit is expanding a trial program designed to let users reward each other for their contributions, using the Ethereum blockchain.
Read moreNot defined by age, country or class, Generation C is bound by a willingness to question mainstream narratives.
Read moreThe IRS is emailing crypto startups with an offer to "assist our Revenue Agents in calculating taxpayers' gains or losses as a result of their transactions involving virtual currency."
Read moreBitcoin is hovering close to $9,000 amid rising speculation the U.S. could ultimately adopt negative interest rates.
Read moreF2Pool co-founder Wang Chun tells Consensus: Distributed why he chose a $2.3T NY Times headline for Bitcoin's last block before the halving.
Read moreJeff Wilser's virtual tour of the crypto world under corona continues, with stops in Singapore and Slovenia.
Read moreThe value of assets for all stablecoins surpassed $10 billion as more cryptocurrency traders prefer alternative cryptocurrencies using dollar-backed digital tokens instead of bitcoin, according to Coin Metrics data.
Read moreBitcoin's price volatility has declined following the network's third mining reward halving event on Monday.
Read moreA coded-in message on the blockchain harked back the the genesis of the original cryptocurrency.
Read more"I envision a world where a Kevin Hart token can trade for a Lebron James token can trade for a Serena Williams token," Spencer Dinwiddie said.
Read moreBrian Brooks, now a US banking regulator, said creating a federal license for crypto startups might make more sense than subjecting them to 50 different state money transmitter approvals.
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