June 2020

Scams and fraud won’t break crypto. But hubris might.

Bitcoin volatility drops to historic lows as the cryptocurrency stays just above $9,000.

Guests from the crypto investor Ari Paul to Harvard prof Dr. Vikram Mansharamani discuss bitcoin, the economy and social unrest.

Options market data suggests bitcoin could become more volatile than ether over the next three months.

With EIP 1559, Ethereum developers are proposing a dynamic pricing system to lower the blockchain network’s current high gas fees.

A hacker has attempted to disrupt a blockchain voting system currently being used to help decide constitutional changes in the Russian Federation.

Balancer fell victim to a “flash loan” exploit while a shareholders association said EY should have caught Wirecard’s multi-billion blackhole earlier.

If history is a guide, the dollar’s reserve currency status can withstand a lot of bad policymaking. Bitcoin may rise, but it could take a while.

After a rough weekend, the price of BTC is back above $9,000 and Markets Daily from CoinDesk is here with another bitcoin news roundup.

During London trade on Monday, the Pound Sterling remained within striking distance of the recently struck 1-month trough after the Prime Minister hinted that it was his strong intent to increase investment in public infrastructure as an attempt to recover from the hard-hit economy which is struggling in the wake Read more…