One chart crime to rule them all.
And why stablecoins are less than revolutionary on many fronts.
And is not actually, in any meaningful way, blockchain-based.
Class action lawsuit filed against Tether and Bitfinex by the same lawyers who sued Craig Wright.
Alexa, I’m not in the mood.
ICE introduces deliverable futures, and crypto crashes.
David Marcus says Libra is an “instrument of development” that will (somewhat paradoxically) allow Western nations to preserve their influence.
“Every stock, bond, currency, and commodity will be digitised” - Anthony Pompliano, predicting the future in 2019.
“Open source is going to outer space!”
... the dying liquidity they offer ain’t ever going to be much of a living for crypto outlaws.
“BoJo has helped Bitcoin rediscover its mojo.”
Did we hear you say blockchain, sir? FT Alphaville is here to assist you with your media coverage.
Via the magic of multiple interlocking positive feedback loops, of course.
Craig Wright gets caught with his pants down.
“And what’s your wife’s name?”
Steve Wozniak finds himself in Malta with a token offering endorsed by the prime minister himself.
“If you don’t believe in bitcoin, you’re essentially saying you don’t believe in cryptography.”
Craig-toshi reckons he’s going to give the poor $8bn and he doesn’t care if you believe him or not.
A sudden bout of the kidney stones attacks young Justin Sun.
Cryptoland: a refuge for scammers or land of the brave?
“(Dollars) aren’t moved digitally. They are moved electronically.”
“I disagree with your view on bitcoin on 10 very intelligent levels.”
Sometimes it takes an artist fascinated by tech systems to reveal how capital structure affects everything.
“Whose value is highly volatile and based on thin air”
The man who would be Satoshi Nakamoto.
Anyone for a pint of “Intergalactic liquid currency”?
Presented without comment
(And against Alphaville specifically, it would seem.)
Shitcoins. Literally.
FCA proposes ban on sale of crypto-derivatives to retail consumers
