What’s the deal? Over the weekend, we’ll update this post with some of the most interesting articles, podcasts, charts, and opinion pieces we’re too busy to write about.
OK, only crypto? Not necessarily. We do that Monday to Friday, so we try to explore new subjects on weekends.
Feel free to join in and submit entries on Twitter. Any topic is fair game.
August 20
1 year ago
Bitcoin’s longest-serving Lead Maintainer calls it quits, names no successorhttps://t.co/ADI3DtESa4
This is the iconic Pearl roundabout, the site of the Arab Spring uprising in Bahrain, and where the government brutally cracked down on civilian protestors, killing many and injuring hundreds. It remains a symbol of defiance.
"The difference between Bitcoin and other crypto assets is something that crypto publications understand, but the mainstream press? They’re blown away — they thought all crypto people are basically crypto bros trying to grift." https://t.co/LMM3cOwIlr
Looks like Sorare is facing accusations of insider trading again. I can't say I'm across all the details… but these accusations are inevitable on a platform where some of the biggest players have close ties to the company and its investors. https://t.co/t9DKCNbpNG
Oxford is sitting on £n billion of capital. The income from that capital funds opex. If you fund opex directly from capital you eventually run out of it and then you are really up a creek.
Oxford and its colleges understand this, which is why Oxford is nearly 1,000 years old https://t.co/PVtUTb3JDM
“Digital coins are prized in countries where the local money is volatile and where governments have made it harder for citizens to buy foreign currencies.” https://t.co/sKTTXiYdGE
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