The right to publish and use cryptography in the United States is rooted in our First Amendment right to free speech.
The Bitcoin ETFs are now live, which means we can begin looking for our next narrative.
What’s good for traditional finance is not good for bitcoin, despite whatever happens to its price
Newton's first law of motion states that an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion (with the same speed, in the same direction) unless acted upon by “some external cause.”
Rumors of a spot bitcoin ETF are finally news — and both financial folk wisdom and crypto history suggest that means it may be time to sell.
There’s a philosophical fault line between abundance and scarcity that cuts across many disciplines, like economics (capitalist vs. statist), politics (individualism vs. collectivism), and psychology (growth mindset vs. fixed mindset).
The classic illustration of biologist Amotz Zahavi’s “handicap principle” is the peacock, whose extravagant tail feathers seem to serve no evolutionary purpose.
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Richard Dawkins coined the term “meme” in his 1976 study of evolution, The Selfish Gene
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In a year when global investment in Web3 seemed to be slowing down, APAC investment has been accelerating.
Will 2024 be a year of living dangerously?