Opinion: The New York Times looks to have a real problem with Bitcoin
New York Times staff have a decidedly negative take on Bitcoin mining with much of the outlet's coverage skeptical of proof-of-work.
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New York Times staff have a decidedly negative take on Bitcoin mining with much of the outlet's coverage skeptical of proof-of-work.
Reddit co-founder Alex Ohanian says he's invested millions into NFTs because of the suffering his family endured during the Armenian Genocide.
Arbitrum's first Arbitrum Improvement Proposal was shot down by the community, but implementation has already begun.
According to Cas Piancey, venture capitalists revealed just how flimsy their values of deregulation were when they abandoned SVB.
— Bored Apes, Crypto
Yuga Labs has announced a Bored Ape and sewerage-themed game called 'Dookey Dash' which sees players competing to mint a new NFT.
Investors, auditors, and regulators need to follow through with due diligence. It's not enough to say you didn't know after the fact.
— Crypto
The future of crypto media is uncertain. Cas Piancey explains why, through it all, he's still bullish on independent journalism.
Salvadoreans are being imprisoned, murdered, and stripped of their rights, so why is Bitfinex getting friendly with the country's government?
While decentralization is one of crypto's main tenets, it’s likely that more centralization could have stopped the fall of crypto giant FTX.
Elon Musk has teased Twitter may soon accept Dogecoin to pay for a coveted blue checkmark. But let's not forget Tesla's Bitcoin blunders.