Is government oversight non-negotiable for the future of crypto?
Governments aren’t known for allowing anything to thrive without some oversight or control, but for the most part, crypto is proving to be an exception.
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Governments aren’t known for allowing anything to thrive without some oversight or control, but for the most part, crypto is proving to be an exception.
The author and Bitcoin advocate’s panel was sobering, harkening back to the Bitcoin community’s, anti-establishment ethos.
Does China regret banning Bitcoin mining in 2021? Could it opt back in? Can a single nation even control decentralized assets like BTC?
The request recognized Google’s current efforts to combat misinformation, but said they weren’t enough.
Macroeconomist Lyn Alden assesses the impact of the 2024 US presidential election outcome on Bitcoin and the broader crypto industry.
The failed assassination attempt on the former US president may (perversely) be good for crypto. “Trump’s victory odds just went up significantly.”
The high court’s decision further bolsters the argument “that Congress, not an agency, should decide if — and how — to regulate Web3.”
In a fraught election year, crypto-user demographics are aligning with those of highly sought “swing voters,” says a TCU researcher.
Is the settlement further indication that the crypto industry’s Wild West era is winding down, with a new epoch marked by regulation and taxation beginning? […]
The U.S. imposed export restrictions of high-level AI chips to China last October, though Chinese companies are now finding new options to develop their technology. […]
