Bitcoin ETFs—downside risk ahead!
Many in the so-called "crypto" industry herald the coming of spot ETFs as the 'opening of the BTC floodgates' to the average investor, practically assuring the jump in BTC price as a result.
Many in the so-called "crypto" industry herald the coming of spot ETFs as the 'opening of the BTC floodgates' to the average investor, practically assuring the jump in BTC price as a result.
CBDCs are being seen as key to financial inclusion, but many do not realize that creating an inclusive system lies on the network where the actual tool is built—one that promotes transparency.
Like any new market enabled by technology, micro-transactions just require a little bit of innovative thinking on our part to start to see the potential opportunities made available.
Jerry Chan methodologically goes over blockchain statistics so that viewers can better understand what they mean and evaluate whether it's fair and honest.
There is no crypto in Bitcoin. When people use the word crypto, they are just using the short form for cryptography, which uses tools and codes to create messages intended only for the recipient.
In this article, Jerry Chan explains why having a stable Bitcoin protocol also has some legal considerations that may become important as time goes on.
With the latest SEC lawsuits, Binance and other exchanges are in hot water, legally and business-wise, as most reasonable investors turn elsewhere with their capital.
Storing data via paper has been going around for centuries, but the advent of blockchain technology brings a new life to how humans record information.
Thanks to the smart folks who created the Ordinals, the BTC network exploded with activity recently, but sadly the network performance slowed to a halt, forcing even Binance to halt withdrawals.
We have nothing to fear from AIs because there is nothing an AI can do that humans can ever do, Wall Street Technologist Jerry Chan writes.
Part 1 of The Bitcoin Masterclasses by Dr. Craig Wright discusses the possibilities of Bitcoin IPv6 and the potential revolutionary applications that can be built upon it.
When someone says “BSV” or “BTC” what is it that you think of? Is it the coin which is traded on an exchange? Is it the platform, upon which people develop blockchain applications? Is it the peer-to-peer network of nodes? Or is it the software that runs said nodes?