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Kurt Wuckert Jr. gets personal with viewers following the Oslo trial, detailing the risks associated with his job and sharing his journey while providing updates on the blockchain industry.
James Powell, backed by prominent financial regulators, highlights the need to enforce appropriate directives to deal with "issues" concerning DeFi before they snowball and create a big mess.
Months of speculation ended as Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky steps down from his post amidst an ongoing probe, which comes at the heels of the arrest of controversial Terra founder Do Kwon.
In this installment of the Brittany Bitz Podcast, Patrick Thompson and BrittanyFaslun talked about leveraging blockchain solutions, how other digital currencies fit into an economy with Bitcoin, and more.
A new bill hurdles the British parliament as it hardens its stance on digital currency exchanges in the wake of soaring financial crimes, a move that is also expected to affect the blockchain sector.
The summons, often referred to as a "John Doe" summons, seeks information on customers of SFOX who may not have reported their digital currency gains on tax returns.
In this livestream roundup, Kurt Wuckert Jr. called for both sides of this case to see the humanity in each other, and whether we support Dr. Wright or Hodlonaut, we deal with human beings above all else.
The Merge was completed on September 15, and ETH reached a recent high of $1,638.56 that day. Since then, it has tanked to $1,340 at the time of writing.
Magnus Granath's camp ends the trial's sixth day with a strong closing argument that Dr. Craig Wright is a fraud, but BDO may have likely turned the tables around as they poked holes in KPMG's report.
Norwegian Thomas Høiby reflects that Dr. Wright, who has tried to help the world by creating a better money and data system, has been bullied for years—pointing out that bullying is not okay.
Joshua Henslee predicts a landslide win for Dr. Craig Wright, noting that the trial humanized the two warring camps; however, plaintiff Magnus Granath painted a bad picture of himself in this case.
Ethereum is both a security and tyranny, as staking coins via a third party remains, and the wealthiest holders combining forces to ensure total domination of the system, the article argues.
