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Opinion
Blockchain Bridges Keep Getting Attacked. Here's How to Prevent It
Crypto bridges are soft targets providing some of crypto's largest exploits this year.
Against CBDCs and the Politicization of Money
No one should understate the threat CBDCs pose to individual sovereignty, the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Paul H. Jossey writes.
Bitcoin Is Macro, but Not ‘Correlated’ in the Way You Think
We tend to use the two terms (macro and correlation) without understanding what they mean.
Why Did Crypto Surge After Bad Inflation News?
Thursday’s ludicrous price action across asset markets shows just how weird things can get when the Federal Reserve is driving the bus.
Ugly Bargains Between Banks and Regulators Are Rearing Their Head Again
The "know your customer" and anti-money laundering system imposes constraints on financial access and inhibits liberty and privacy, even though the original security intent was reasonable.
JPMorgan Closed Kanye’s Account. Yes, There’s a Crypto Angle
“Financial censorship” proves crypto’s point, and pushes us towards a world where people are more individualistic and self-reliant.
Investors Wanting to Outsource Crypto Portfolio Management Have Options
Crypto investing is complex, but professional crypto portfolio managers can help.
What Credit Suisse and Three Arrows Capital Have in Common
One of the world’s most embarrassingly bad banks is tanking – and some of its biggest missteps will look all too familiar to crypto financiers.
Reversibility on Ethereum: The Benefits and Pitfalls
The equivalent of “chargebacks” on Ethereum would be controversial but would ultimately help the blockchain to become more useful.
Bitcoin: Breaking Up Money and State
Bitcoin will gradually force governments to give up control over money, in what would be the largest cultural-political shift since the separation of church and state.
