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Consensus: Distributed
Here's What You'll Catch on CoinDesk TV During Our First Virtual Consensus
From Vitalik to Akon, from Larry Summers to Spencer Dinwiddie, here are the influential speakers and vital conversations you can watch on CoinDesk TV, part of this year's free, virtual, real-time Consensus.
The CoinDesk 50: MakerDAO Is the Godzilla of DeFi
The $350 million MakerDAO protocol has become the most important project in DeFi, and DeFi has emerged as the most viable part of Ethereum.
The Security Trilemma and the Future of Bitcoin
Bitcoin faces a "trilemma," says a leading researcher. Either it becomes more centralized, loses liquidity, or increases supply beyond 21 million.
I'm Still Betting on Blockchain to Improve Economic Opportunity
"I believe this technology should democratize access to the financial system."
How to Protect Your Crypto From Cyber Attacks During COVID-19
At-home working opens up security issues for crypto. Oxford University researcher (and Consensus speaker) David Shrier outlines ways to mitigate the risk.
The CoinDesk 50: Bitmain, the Behemoth of Bitcoin Mining
Bitmain remains at the center of the crypto economy. But in China, "mining avengers" are racing to catch up.
Michelle Phan: The Beauty of Bitcoin
Why beauty mogul Michelle Phan says her 8.9 million YouTube subscribers are ready for bitcoin: "They want to know how to protect their purchasing power."
The Rise of the Dollar Killers
Could the dollar be replaced by a single new, dominant currency like China’s DCEP, or is a multipolar currency world more likely? Presented in documentary podcast and full transcript formats.
Bitcoin in Emerging Markets: Latin America
Crypto adoption is up from Argentina to Venezuela, especially bitcoin and stablecoins like dai. But each market is unique.
The Changemaker: Glen Weyl Puts His Radical Ideas Into Action
RadicalxChange, the civics network founded by polymath economist Glen Weyl, isn't left or right exactly, but it is radical. Now governments are starting to adopt its ideas.
