Crypto legislation is now in place across major economies, and coming soon in the US, but tax and privacy questions remain unresolved.

No power. No computers. Human race on life support. Could Bitcoin survive a decade-long global blackout? The answer may surprise you.

Indian crypto holders now hold 5 tokens on average, Ripple secures regulatory approval in Singapore, and Japan’s crypto tax: Asia Express

Twitter founder Jack Dorsey was on the cypherpunk mailing list, can code in C++ and had every reason to want to invent Bitcoin. But did he?

Author Neal Stephenson mapped out how uncensorable, cryptographic digital currency could work more than a decade before Bitcoin was invented.

Lawyers say privacy laws and AML laws sometimes conflict and there’s no clear path to compliance for decentralized blockchain projects.