Coinbase has chosen to come to market via a direct listing, a relatively new option for companies wishing to go public, and one that is curiously suited to a crypto company
NFT Investments raised three times more than planned through its listing.
Yet another U.S. mining firm is ramping up its Bitcoin hashrate.
This inflection point moment could have major implications for where markets head next
Fiduciaries who ignore bitcoin take on another risk: the failure to correctly identify monetary reality, says the author of "Layered Money."
Coinbase's listing on Nasdaq sends a powerful signal of legitimacy to the U.S. crypto community, as well as to the crypto-curious in the traditional financial sector.
We need more researchers and better metrics in DeFi to fulfill the promise of a more robust and transparent financial infrastructure.
Nigerian artists are minting NFTs, but they are cautious about the hype around them.
"The Hash" panel tackles today's hot topics: how Coinbase landed the coveted "COIN" ticker, rap icon Nas stands to make a huge windfall from being an early Coinbase investor, what rising consumer inflation data could mean for the Fed and bitcoin plus, Wall Street NFTs?
Coinbase's much-anticipated listing on Nasdaq Wednesday is fueling excitement in the crypto markets, sending bitcoin through $63,000 and ether past $2,200 Tuesday morning. But Coinbase isn't the only cryptocurrency-focused business growing by leaps and bounds in the emerging blockchain era. Is decentralized finance a risk to Coinbase, or can multiple models for exchanges and lending platforms co-exist? Joining "First Mover" to discuss this historic week in crypto markets are ConsenSys Global Fintech Co-Head Lex Sokolin, Aave Founder and CEO Stani Kulechov, MoneyLion CEO Dee Choubey and CoinDesk's Managing Editor of Global Policy and Regulation Nikhilesh De.
