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Bitcoin's Biggest Bull? Arthur Hayes Isn't Long Crypto – He's Short Government
Former CitiGroup trader and current crypto bull Arthur Hayes breaks down his investment thesis for blockchain assets.

MASTer Plan: Better Bitcoin Smart Contracts Could Go Live This Year
Blockstream co-founder Mark Friedenbach is breathing new life into bitcoin smart contracts with his MAST proposal.

Fully Invested, Always Long? Big Money Might Be Changing the Crypto Market
Institutional money has its eye on cryptocurrency – but is the market ready for such a shift?

The ICO Governance Deficit
Attention on ICO classifications may be blinding market observers from other failings in the market, according to one blockchain lawyer.

Scaling Lightning? How Revive Could Boost Bitcoin's Boldest Scaling Plan
A new proposal for optimizing bitcoin's Lightning Network suggests off-chain micropayments could become even more scalable than conceived.

ICOs: Compelling Advantages, Real Risk
A long-time professional in the venture investing space takes a long look at ICOs – outlining the pros, cons and potential impact.

Metropolis Today: The Shifting Plans for Ethereum's Next Big Upgrade
Ethereum's next big upgrade is approaching – but how soon and just what will it entail? To the question, there are shifting answers.

Broken Hash Crash? IOTA's Price Keeps Dropping on Tech Critique
IOTA's price has tanked since an MIT researcher revealed that code vulnerabilities had led to a patch for the widely-touted cryptocurrency.

The US Government Needs an IT Reboot – And It Wants the Blockchain's Help
U.S. government agencies are reaching out to the blockchain community for help drafting an action plan for bringing its IT systems up to speed.

No Man's Land? Ether Prices Approach $350 But Struggle to Build Momentum
The price of ether is seeking direction, but where are they headed from here? A look at the charts may leave more questions than answers.
