Opinion

China might lead the charge into the digital economy, but will being the first major economy to launch a CBDC be enough to win global reserve currency status?

Why we need regulatory frameworks in the crypto space, with a focus on regulating the financial aspects of cryptocurrency-based operations.

Web 3.0 will certainly be a step toward a more decentralized, immutable and censorship-resistant version of the web.

The next step of DeFi’s evolution in decentralization is enabling true scalability, interoperability and access to networks beyond Ethereum.

Several cases show us that while there are amazing opportunities for gains in the DeFi space, there are also many risks that must be considered.

The institutional adoption of digital assets and DLT is a clear signal that a new model for trading, ready to break down liquidity silos, is emerging.

Widespread crypto adoption by enterprises has the potential to become a self-perpetuating mechanism for public blockchains, creating bigger, stronger networks.

As it stands, the current commercial and political landscape presents a perfect storm to herald the rise of decentralized alternatives.

Clearing regulatory hurdles is important for forward-leaning jurisdictions that aim to attract the most innovative firms.

With regulators unlikely to change old-fashioned rules in favor of the emerging market, DeFi might be burdened under fraud and new portions of restrictions.

Like the ICO boom of 2017, DeFi plays to our desire to get rich fast without any responsibilities.

Opinion: Binance approving and listing SUSHI tokens says more about industry-wide standards rather than Binance’s policy.

Opinion: Binance ignored its own guidelines by listing SushiSwap’s anonymous and unaudited token.

Before we run to build more DeFi products, let’s first walk to improving the underlying infrastructure.

Rather than a hedge against inflation, cryptocurrencies are an alternative to the dominant system entirely.