Andreas Antonopoulos News

Joe Rogan noted that Bitcoin is like the “early internet,” and the “government is freaking out” about BTC in conversation with the MMA fighter Khalil Rountree.

Intuit, which also owns TurboTax, is not allowed to control all consumer tax software, says DoJ.

The vast majority of DeFi projects still have the ability to enter ‘God Mode’ and unilaterally make changes to pretty much everything.

Andreas Antonopoulos says Bitcoin will probably never have privacy features like those in Monero.

HODLing Bitcoin may pay off eventually, but it means one’s money isn’t working for them now, says Andreas Antonopoulos.

The list of witnesses submitted by the litigating parties in the Kleiman v. Wright case.

Crypto miners based in the United States will greatly benefit from the falling electricity prices worldwide, says Andreas Antonopoulos.

In a world without electricity and the Internet, Bitcoin would find alternatives to flourish, argues Andreas Antonopoulos.

Jockeying for position continues, but it looks like Kleiman v. Wright is going to trial. Still, never say never as most lawsuits settle.

Did Satoshi Nakamoto make a mistake in the Halving code?

A crypto investment advisory firm ranks commonly discussed halving scenarios and proposes one of its own.

Andreas Antonopoulos believes that a proposed bill will f*ck Mark Zuckerberg and violate civil rights.

CipherTrace seeks to fill the “blind spot” in crypto compliance with the launch of Armada.

Andreas Antonopoulos believes that companies like Chainalysis violate the civil rights of millions of individuals.

Investors would selloff Bitcoin as fear took hold, Antonopoulos correctly predicted, as crypto formed an investment on top of existing crashing assets.