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Silicon Blockchain: Intel's Distributed Ledger Strategy Is All About Hardware
Upending the narrative that software is key in the blockchain space, Intel details its years-long effort to link distributed ledgers to hardware.
Bitcoin's Battle Over Segwit2x Has Begun
Is a new version of bitcoin's software a way to please all over the scaling issue, or a hostile takeover by commerce? The community is divided.
A Bitcoin Law for Every State? Interest and Animosity Greet Model US Regulation
A bill for unifying state legislators around virtual currency rules is seeing both interest and hostility, each from unexpected parties.
Hints and Rumors? How Ripple Might Really Enter China's Market
While Ripple has denied any short-term partnerships with Alibaba – a deal between the two firms could be in both companies' best interests.
The New Pachinko? Exploring the Economics of Initial Coin Offerings
Why token sales are like the Japanese game of pachinko, and what that means for the future of the novel fundraising method.
10 Reasons Why Central Banks Will Miss the Cryptocurrency Renaissance
A former central banker outlines 10 reasons why he believes his former employer (and other banks like it) will fail to adapt to cryptocurrency.
Making Sense of Cryptoeconomics
Josh Stark argues that "cryptoeconomics" is widely misunderstood, despite being a concept crucial to understanding the blockchain industry.
What's Next for Bitcoin Cash? Making Profitless Mining Profitable
Miners are currently mining bitcoin cash at a loss. CoinDesk looks at the reasons why, and what might happen if the tables turn.
Bitcoin Bear Peter Schiff Doubles Down: Even at $4,000 It's Still a 'Bubble'
One of bitcoin's most notorious bears still isn't convinced bitcoin will work – even despite its record price run.
Lightning Bank Ledgers? Bitfury and Ripple Demo New Twist on Bitcoin Tech
Bitcoin's much-anticipated Lightning Network is now compatible with seven payment networks, thanks to new code from Ripple and Bitfury.
