Crypto for the world’s biggest censor. I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Ethereum Foundation researcher Virgil Griffith spent his getting arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly[…]

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Crypto for the world’s biggest censor. I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving! Ethereum Foundation researcher Virgil Griffith spent his getting arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for allegedly[…]
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Happy Thanksgiving! Happy Thanksgiving to my U.S. readers! I hope you all had a less “incoherent, nasty and immature” holiday than the Crypto Twitter lead-up to the holiday. You’ll see[…]
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And other metrics are looking strong. After the year began with a lot of uncertainty about Ethereum’s position as a top smart contract platform, the network is now showing a[…]
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The rap battle is on. This week’s news encapsulated the way that both centralized and decentralized forces are working in the crypto space, with an anonymous Bitcoin fund launching, but[…]
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It only took seven months … After seven months and almost 100 emails, I finally got an interview with one of the co-creators of Libra, Christian Catalini, who is now[…]
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Um … happy 11th, Bitcoin? If you thought Libra was going to be the biggest crypto news of the year, Xi Jinping has another thought for you. China embraced blockchain[…]
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Plus: Ethereum killers All eyes were on Washington this week, including this week at Unchained, when Congressman Patrick McHenry appeared on the show. The main takeaway from the interview with[…]
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Is this how adoption begins? The global race to launch a dominant stablecoin is heating up in a major way, with the IMF prompting central banks to get started, the[…]
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You get a tax! You get a tax! You get a tax! Greetings from Osaka, Japan, where it is 3am, and I have not been on Japan Time at all[…]
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Block.One, LedgerX and Fairwin The SEC issued a “jaw-dropping” (as Katherine Wu called it) order against Block.One, though probably not jaw-dropping in the way you would expect. The crypto community[…]