Will compromise on anonymous crypto appease US regulators, spur adoption?
Asking exchanges to identify users might seem like a minor inconvenience, but could it drive DeFi firms overseas, and would crypto users even care?
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Crypto industry may escape lasting damage from Silvergate liquidation
Some foresee benefits if the U.S. finally gets sensible crypto regulation post-Silvergate, and traditional banks “may become warmer to establishing [crypto] relationships.”
All rise for the robot judge: AI and blockchain could transform the courtroom
Do the developers of legal bots have sufficient knowledge and experience of the law? Is the data used to “train” their algorithms timely? Will critical evidence be filtered out?
Is the IMF shutting the door prematurely on Bitcoin as legal tender?
Should the International Monetary Fund leave the door open for developing countries struggling with inflation? “Bitcoin was made for the Global South.”
SEC vs. Kraken: A one-off or opening salvo in an assault on crypto?
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission may be focused on custodial staking programs today, but does it also have proof-of-stake blockchain networks in its sights?
Crypto lender SALT makes comeback with $64.4 million funding
The crypto lender froze withdrawals in mid November. It will resume operations in Q1 2023 buoyed by a Series A recapitalization.
How stable are stablecoins in the FTX crypto market contagion?
The collapse of crypto-exchange FTX hit the crypto world like a tropical storm. It bears asking once again: How stable are stablecoins?
Election tally: Does blockchain beat the ballot box?
With election integrity under assault in the United States and elsewhere, is blockchain technology part of the solution? Greenland explores voting options.
Could Bitcoin have launched in the 1990s — Or was it waiting for Satoshi?
With the Internet, elliptic curve cryptography, even Merkle trees and PoW protocols all present, Bitcoin was “technically possible” in 1994.
Does the IMF have a vendetta against cryptocurrencies?
Is the multilateral lending institution throttling useful DLT experiments in the developing world, or is it saving crypto from itself?
