Opinion

Understanding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cryptocurrency and blockchain-based asset markets: negligible or significant?

Although the cryptocurrency industry still has many needed improvements, it nevertheless seems to be on an upward trajectory.

Blockchain tech implementation into the gaming industry could seriously disrupt its closed investment ecosystem.

The close interaction between traditional finance and regulators is the key element in the development of the cryptocurrency industry.

Cryptocurrency adoption is inevitable, but without strengthening our approach to user education, the process will be slow.

Finding a high-performance asset without insight is challenging, but systematically controlling losses is what is really needed to succeed.

Healthcare is among the first industries in South Korea to receive the benefits of data management and storage on blockchains.

Slow-roll regulations in the United States may leave Americans behind in the financial innovations’ running.

The unlimited potential of blockchain technology is unleashed when used in conjunction with nonfungible tokens.

Part 2 of this series continues to cover the legal implications associated with the sale of SAFTs and focuses on taxes related to tokens.

Blockchain tech has not yet reached its full potential for use in the marketing and advertising industries, but it definitely will in the near future.

Part 1 of this series covers the legal implications associated with the sale of SAFTs and different approaches to legal interpretations of tokens.

A recent Bloomberg report says Bitcoin is a resting bull but improperly interprets key metrics to paint a bullish case for BTC.

A closer look at the role that International Securities Identification Numbers may take in the harmonization of standards for identifying digital assets.

Crypto itself has only been around for a decade, and the space has already gained its top Ponzi scheme actors. Here are three of them.