Who Sets the Rules of Bitcoin as Nation-States and Corps Roll In
Can a small team of Core developers protect bitcoin’s integrity now it’s a matter of geopolitical relevance? This article is part of CoinDesk’s Future of Money Week.
It gets weirder.
Can a small team of Core developers protect bitcoin’s integrity now it’s a matter of geopolitical relevance? This article is part of CoinDesk’s Future of Money Week.
Accounting has defined civilization for centuries. And, now thanks to crypto, we’re going to see accounting 3.0. This essay is part of CoinDesk’s Future of Money Week.
DeFi, NFTs, stablecoins – most of it started on Ethereum. What about next year? This post is part of CoinDesk’s Future of Money Week.
Software bugs aren’t the half of it, says Steven Kelly of Yale in a Q&A with CoinDesk. “You can’t preprogram the exigencies of a crisis.”
The sheer speed of crypto is creating a new rhythm to collective financial projects, and it is going to be truly wild.
Fix the money, fix the world. The world’s first and largest decentralized monetary network could usher in a more vibrant and just society.
For as much as stablecoins market themselves as a nonbank solution, they still need banks, writes Yale’s Steven Kelly for the Future of Money Week.
Decentralized and centralized finance will blur together, El Salvador will be a reality check, and cash and CBDCs will fade away.
Money must not always be a unit of account, store of value and medium of exchange.
If death is a disease, is bitcoin the cure?
Here the focus is more on fun than functional, more possible than probable.
In a fully tokenized future, everything is money. Is that a good thing?