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While institutional capital remains on the digital assets sidelines, family offices have shown willingness to diversify into crypto, says Constantin Kogan of BitBull Capital.
Forex trading in Nepal has become easier to get involved in over recent years, which have mostly seen strong economic growth and the increasing availability of fast internet.
Stablecoins can mediate between central bank digital currencies and the consumer payments universe, says Sila’s Alex Lipton.
Stocks across Asia and Europe took a dip Friday and so did bitcoin in anticipation of Trump’s comments on “deeply troubling situations” in Hong Kong.
Amazon has patented a distributed ledger-based system for proving the authenticity of consumer goods.
As the current economic crisis comes into clearer focus, how leading voices from pop culture to crypto including Carlota Perez, The Chainsmokers, Ray Yousseff and many others are reimaging money.
Blockchains aim to democratize influence and control, broadening access to capital and data. But we lack metrics to whether projects achieve decentralization.
Coinbase, BitGo and Genesis all announced plans to become prime brokers this month. Here’s what the trend reveals about the state of the industry.
Blockchains are flexible new forms of public infrastructure, says Michael Casey. Plus: with China rushing in, Africa is a prime battleground for the future of money.