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Kirill Bryanov is a PhD researcher at Lousiana State University. His scholarly interests center on political and societal implications of communication technology, with a focus on blockchain-powered decentalized architectures.
And should we even focus on ‘bubble or not’ that much?
IBM and Stellar are rolling out an alternative to Ripple’s transaction solution.
Four years after the collapse, the hacked exchange has more money than it owes to its victims.
Ex-VP at J.P. Morgan Chase said that blockchain could have prevented the 2008 financial crisis. And he is not the first one to suggest this.
A major cloud mining service terminates Bitcoin contracts, stripping users of yearly fees.
Despite being developed by governments and banks, these blockchain-based solutions promise to create opportunities for many.
The recent DOJ indictment reveals clandestine financial infrastructure behind the election interference.
Half a year after the launch of Bitcoin futures, crypto derivatives seem prepared for the second round of expansion.
As EOS finds itself in trouble again, big changes in platform governance might be on the way.
A conglomerate of the world’s largest central banks says that cryptocurrency cannot substitute fiat money. What’s their evidence?
The EOS main network is now live again, but the road to launch has been a rocky one.
Here’s the woman who now embodies crypto regulation in the US.
Crypto ETFs are sprouting throughout Europe and Asia. Where does the US stand on this?
In the wake of the 2018 election cycle, candidates turn to crypto donations to fill their coffers.
Many believe that the news is broken. The time has come to decentralize it.
