Type “Bitcoin all-time high” into Google and most of the responses will be a suspiciously round $69,000, achieved in November 2021.
What could come next for Web3 is grounded in history — and completely unpredictable
This week saw the worst US inflation print in a year: PCE, which has consistently been the most hopeful inflation metric, flipped in January to being the least hopeful one.
How high could we go?
Anti-establishment bitcoin is back within spitting distance of its all-time highs and for that, we have the establishment to thank
Business fortunes are made whenever technology enables a new way to distribute a product or service.
In the run-up to the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, it became increasingly clear that the investment banking industry was becoming a black hole of human capital.
The best way forward is to find a balance between technical sophistication and general usability
Nvidia kept the market party going this week with another set of historic results, adding $277 billion of market cap on Thursday alone.
Instead of selling 10% of the company to institutional shareholders at an artificially low price, why not airdrop 1% of the company to users?
Much of business history can be framed in terms of either bundling or unbundling — and often both.
Susan Sontag’s The Volcano Lover is a study in the pathology of high-stakes collecting.
