What is the impact of Ethereum’s EIP 1559?
It has been about two months now since the Ethereum hard fork –EIP 1559 – was implemented. This is a […]
Ethereum
Altcoins, crypto
Who is buying the doggy coins?
Almost every time one opens a crypto publication these days, there is likely to be a picture of a dog
Bitcoin, crypto, Ethereum, Regulations
Why do people own crypto?
It’s an interesting question. Back at the beginning, when Bitcoin emerged,for some the interest in crypto was partly a way
DeFi, Governments, Regulations
The DeFi developer running for US Congress
There is a saying, ‘If you can’t beat them, join them!’, which is apparently what Matt West from Yearn.Finance, and
DeFi poses a challenge for regulators
DeFi protocols are for trading or lending crypto tokens and derivatives. They exist across a throng of validating and coordinating
Bitcoin, ETFs
Analysts urge caution as Bitcoin ETF launches
Today, the 19th October, is the launch of ProShare’s Bitcoin Futures Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) on the NYSE. The company
Crypto threatens financial stability says BoE banker
Jon Cunliffe, the Bank of England’s deputy governor for financial stability has recently given a speech where he tackled the
Bitcoin, crypto, neobanks
Neobanks are challenging the big crypto exchanges
As neobanks like N26 and Revolut, as well as payment providers such as PayPal, Square and CashApp move into cryptocurrencies,
Banks, crypto
The Pandora Papers expose a rotten system of privilege
Whilst there are many good, economic reasons why cryptocurrency and blockchain have grown since 2009, there is a more emotional
Getting to the other side of Bitcoin
Bitcoin is undoubtedly the best known digital asset, cryptocurrency, whatever you want to call it, but it is “just one