Why the Bitcoin ETF approval matters, sliced three ways
Here's a quick look at the good, the bad, and the ugly in regards to the Bitcoin ETF news.
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A database of 2023 reviews and 2024 outlooks for crypto
This post contains a database of year end crypto reports. The reports come from crypto companies, experts, and investors.
Where are we with Web 2.5? | A film from HackerNoon
Are we there yet? This post is about Hackernoon's new film, Web 2.5, which is really about Web3. Here are five key takeaways from the film and from the ongoing discussion about what Web3 is, and where this is all heading.
Welcome to the fediverse | Wait, WTF is the fediverse?
The idea of a fediverse for social media has gained traction recently. Threads, the new social media platform from Meta, has announced that it will be compatible with ActivityPub, an open protocol that makes it possible for social media to become decentralized across multiple servers.
Blockchain and composable design | Modular components build big systems
A core attribute of permissionless blockchains is that they are composable, meaning apps and services can be built on top of them in a modular way, and/or programmatically designed to interact with other blockchain apps and features to create something new.
It’s the end of the world as we know it and I feel…fine? The role of digitalism in post-globalization
The world is undergoing massive changes that will affect how we organize and coordinate. Shifts in demographics and changing economies will cause a lot of disruption. But the changes also present opportunities to build new, more open systems.