While cryptocurrencies continue in their efforts to gain regulatory approval, enthusiasm for blockchain from big banks and financial institutions is
Living decentralized (or the life of a crypto nomad)
More and more people are living decentralized then every before. But unlike digital nomads, Crypto Nomads are living a much
How open source is making the move to Web 3.0 easier
When HTTP first launched, it revolutionized how we interacted with the web. But the technology has not been able to
Timing the next crypto boom
Everyone wants to know when’s the right time to start investing in crypto again. The answer is probably sooner than
Initium takes a crack and Blockchain-specific banking
Finally there’s a blockchain-focused bank. Or at least that’s set to happen thanks to entrepreneur, Daniel Spier, who founded Initium
Will Stablecoins, Regulation, and ETF Provide Stability for Crypto? An Inside Look With the Winklevoss Twins
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, who are among the biggest holders of bitcoin and are the founders of crypto exchange Gemini,
The Token Taxonomy Act May Not Be a Bullseye, But It’s Progress
There’s a bill coming to the newly sworn in 116th Congress that could change the way cryptocurrencies are taxed and
For “ICO 2.0,” Security Tokens Take Center Stage
Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), which took the world by storm in 2017 and 2018, are today a shadow of their
Trust Changes the Economy of Scale
Chris Dixon said: “Trust is the best building block” and he’s right. For the first time in digital history we
What’s Next for STOs in 2019?
In 2018 we witnessed an uneasy decline in the crypto market which can be attributed to a few factors: the
For digital asset exchanges, regulation will be good for business
Digital asset exchanges that use blockchain technology are looking at regulation as the next step to market growth. There are
How to become part of Davos Tech and Blockchain reunion this January, 21-25?
14 January 2019, Davos, Switzerland – Davos Conference Week and its tech community are rapidly growing around Davos during the Annual
Why blockchain will drive the real-estate revolution
Advances in blockchain innovation mean that the real estate sector no longer needs to rely on dusty documents and traditional
BitMart and Stony Brook University attempt real world sense of blockchain in education
Yes blockchain will make education more “trustworthy.” But there’s another education benefit no one is talking about. Just minutes after
A Node In Every Home: Web 3.0 Adoption Requires Retail Node Accessibility
While the overarching goal of the “web 3.0” movement is to create internet infrastructure that exists without over-reliance on middlemen,
Investor Tatiana Koffman: Crypto is for girls, too
Tatiana Koffman can’t just work on one major project at a time. Leading the digital securities efforts at FullCycle, she’s
Fintech trends in cryptocurrency in 2019 – Tokenization of assets on Blockchain and stable coin
Digitalization of financial assets via Blockchain is coming, creating new markets in fixed income, real estate, art, and various other assets.
David James Stewart: The data revolution means you get a paycheck
Do you remember the Equifax leak where 143 Million US consumers had their data leaked? How about Facebook and Cambridge
Eight Reasons Why Liechtenstein Has Established Itself as a Blockchain Hub
It was a chance encounter between Yanislav Malahov, CEO of æternity, and Prince Alois of Liechtenstein at a conference that
Infrastructure is Crypto’s Biggest Failure, Says Expert
In the ten years since the launch of Bitcoin, billions of dollars in digital assets have been lost or rendered
Nouveau Riche Millennials, High on Crypto, Take to Yachting
Got a few million lying around? The yacht industry has long been thought of as the exclusive province of the
Wax CEO William Quigley: In Game Ownership is Coming
Gamers complained and blockchain listened. Online gaming — now a $100 billion market — continues to be one of the
Analysis: Ohio Leads in Cryptocurrency Acceptance
Ohio was the “first in flight.” Now it claims to be the first to accept cryptocurrency. BlockTelegraph caught up with James
Blockchain 3.0: How DAG-based smart contracts are bridging the gap between blockchain’s promise and capability
Traditionally, third parties have always been responsible for maintaining interactions between businesses — from validating transactions to deciding whether or
Monax CEO: It’s Hard to Deny the Real-World Case for Smart Contracts
Intermediaries are out. Smart contracts are in. Or at least that’s the thinking behind Monax, the blockchain-based smart contacts provider.
