Op-ed: How revolutionary new Circle update allows cross-chain swaps and NFTs without bridged assets

Circle and Axelar recently announced a partnership that has the potential to revolutionize the crypto industry altogether. The post Op-ed: How revolutionary new Circle update allows cross-chain swaps and NFTs without bridged assets appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Why This U.S. Senator Urged SEC To Issue Crypto Regulation

Disclaimer: The following op-ed represents the views of the author, and may not necessarily reflect the views of Bitcoinist. Bitcoinist is an advocate of creative and financial freedom alike. U. S.

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Op-ed: Are crypto companies transparent enough to survive the wrath of regulators?

In an industry operating on the absolute thinnest line on the cutting edge of rapidly evolving technology and regulation, it’s becoming self-evident that companies need to be much more careful when making statements about their product.

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How Sports Leagues Can Use Crypto to Engage Fans

There's no "I" in team, says Jonathan Manzi, the founder of Beyond Protocol. This op-ed is part of CoinDesk's Sports Week.

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Op-ed: Liquid staking benefits the crypto ecosystem overall — here are 3 reasons why

Proof of Stake (PoS) blockchains are waiting for you to stake your crypto. The post Op-ed: Liquid staking benefits the crypto ecosystem overall — here are 3 reasons why appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-Ed: Why crypto bailouts are a double-edged sword

It seems we are coming full circle when it comes to financial contagion.

The post Op-Ed: Why crypto bailouts are a double-edged sword appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-Ed: Overhyping crypto tarnishes more than the industry’s reputation

“Blockchain is a technology looking for a problem. ” It’s a criticism every crypto enthusiast has heard from friends who haven’t yet taken the red pill, and while scathing, it sometimes almost seems true.

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Op-Ed: Crypto is under attack

The markets are rocked.

The post Op-Ed: Crypto is under attack appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Why We Need Crypto Payments to Work

One word: competition. This op-ed is part of CoinDesk's Payments Week.

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Op-Ed: South Korea’s new president aims to take crypto to the next level

The recent news that the incoming South Korean president is planning to boost the country’s crypto industry is welcome news, particularly in light of the economic power of South Korea not just regionally but also globally.

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The Shanghai Tragedy Reminds Us Why China Banned Bitcoin

Disclaimer: The following op-ed represents the views of the author, and may not necessarily reflect the views of Bitcoinist. Bitcoinist is an advocate of creative and financial freedom alike. While countries under regimes are waking up to the idea of using Bitcoin as a tool for freedom, authoritarian governments that have banned all crypto activity […]

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Op-Ed: Is Web 3.0 a wolf in sheep’s clothing, or is Dorsey just being Dorsey?

When Twitter founder and Block CEO, Jack Dorsey, tweeted out his thoughts on crypto and Web 3, he created quite the stir amongst advocates. The post Op-Ed: Is Web 3.0 a wolf in sheep’s clothing, or is Dorsey just being Dorsey? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Crypto Mining, the Energy Crisis and the End of ESG

How a European war made an argument about mining moot. This op-ed is part of Mining Week.

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Op-ed: On-chain forensics monitoring is crypto’s judge, jury and executioner

It’s 2022, and industries from all over the world are beginning to wake up to decentralized technologies such as blockchain. The post Op-ed: On-chain forensics monitoring is crypto’s judge, jury and executioner appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-ed: Most deals in the metaverse are FOMO and YOLO

The Metaverse is one of the exciting developments coming out of the crypto and blockchain industry. The post Op-ed: Most deals in the metaverse are FOMO and YOLO appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-ed: No amount of regulation can make up for crypto illiteracy

As the crypto crowd ponders on what the coming year has in store for digital assets, one thing is for sure: Regulation is still on the agenda, very much so. The post Op-ed: No amount of regulation can make up for crypto illiteracy appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-Ed: The fallacies of the Bitcoin energy debate

If all your information about Bitcoin came only from the mainstream media, you’d be forgiven for thinking that it (along with everything crypto) was spawned directly from the pits of hell. The post Op-Ed: The fallacies of the Bitcoin energy debate appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-ed: The myth of cryptocurrency crime

One of the most pernicious myths about crypto is that they are widely adopted for criminal use.

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Op-Ed: Could crypto IDOs replace IPOs as a capital generator?

Initial DEX offerings (IDOs) and initial public offerings (IPOs) are highly regarded as capital generators for startups trying to become respected players in the cryptocurrency space. The post Op-Ed: Could crypto IDOs replace IPOs as a capital generator? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-Ed: How will crypto IDOs influence startup funding?

An Initial DEX Offering (IDO) refers to any cryptocurrency being launched on a decentralized exchange (DEX). The post Op-Ed: How will crypto IDOs influence startup funding? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-Ed: Can crypto help reduce environmental impact?

The advent of cryptocurrencies has revolutionized the work of businesses and industries all over the world, including the finance, banking, and retail sectors. The post Op-Ed: Can crypto help reduce environmental impact? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Op-Ed: Crypto needs easy-to-use non-financial products

The online community is not always the most welcoming of ‘no-coiners’ (people who, for various reasons, don’t own cryptocurrency). The post Op-Ed: Crypto needs easy-to-use non-financial products appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Why Big Business and Crypto Actually Need Each Other

When you look at the title for this op-ed, your first reaction might be to shrug and say: “No they don’t.” Indeed, how many times have we seen big names getting excited about crypto projects just to drop them along the way? After all, even Libra lost the support of Visa, MasterCard, and Vodafone, and […] The post Why Big Business and Crypto Actually Need Each Other appeared first on BeInCrypto.

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[Op-Ed] The curse of permabulls: Why you need to stop listening to Bitcoin maximalists

Those new to the crypto industry often find themselves torn between two extreme views. With a war going on between those shilling Bitcoin’s supremacy and those rooting for its demise, which party should you listen to? How Bitcoin divided the world Envisioned as the ultimate solution to the problem of global currencies, Bitcoin is regarded […] The post [Op-Ed] The curse of permabulls: Why you need to stop listening to Bitcoin maximalists appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Nasdaq OP-ED acknowledges crypto-assets can replace traditional finance

The growth of crypto assets in the past few years has been astonishing, so much so that the main behemoths of traditional finance are paying attention. Nasdaq has often taken kindly to companies that The post Nasdaq OP-ED acknowledges crypto-assets can replace traditional finance appeared first on AMBCrypto.

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Crypto Set For “Extensive Inflows of Institutional Investors” Says deVere Group CEO

Nigel Green, founder and chief executive of deVere Group, stated on Sunday that “cryptocurrencies are the present and future of money. ” His comments made in an op-ed for Khaleej Times,.

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Dr. Doom Roubini Fuels Criminal Crypto Concerns With Scathing Bitcoin Op-Ed

Sentiment across the United States pertaining to the crypto market is at an extreme low, despite Bitcoin rallying above $10,000 and kicking off what appeared to be yet another bull run for the bubble-bound crypto asset.

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Facebook’s Project Libra Gets Demolished By BitMEX’s Op-Ed By CEO Arthur Hayes

Facebook has recently released a new project called Libra that aims at helping users transact funds between borders, make payments and purchase things, including goods and services. However, there are many crypto enthusiasts that are not so excited about Facebook’s new project.

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Op-ed: Another TrustToken Stablecoin Muddies Crypto Waters

With TrustToken releasing its Hong Kong dollar-backed stablecoin, TrueHKD, the cryptocurrency industry bears witness to yet another fiat-pegged digital asset. TrustToken’s own stable now includes blockchain versions of the USD, CAD, AUD, and GBP.

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Facebook’s Global Coin Faces Harsh Criticism From the Crypto Community, But Which Way to Sway?

Facebook has just announced that it will be launching a digital currency called GlobalCoin. However, the crypto community has already attacked and criticized this project, specifically, Bloomberg, one of the main financial media outlets around the world.

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NY Regulator-Flagged ‘North Korean Crypto Accounts’ Were South Korean: Bittrex

By CCN. com: Four days after New York State Department of Financial Services’ executive deputy superintendent for banking Shirin Emami disclosed in an op-ed that having North Korean users on its platform was part of the reason Bittrex was denied a virtual currency business license, the cryptocurrency exchange has come out forcefully to deny the claim.

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Op-Ed: Is Coinbase Losing Ground To Binance?

If you were around during the peak of the crypto bull market in late 2017 you’ll remember that there were many projects/exchanges with more funds raised than you can imagine. But since then, a very well needed market correction created the beginning of a bear market, which forced many projects to cut down on staff […] The post Op-Ed: Is Coinbase Losing Ground To Binance? appeared first on ZyCrypto.

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Op-ed: The Changing Role of OTC Desks in Crypto Trading

Over The Counter (OTC) desks have emerged as a crucial element of the crypto trading environment in recent years. Back in April 2018, it was reported that over $100m per day was being moved via OTC – a sure indication that OTC crypto trading was emerging as a driving force behind mass adoption and price […] Op-ed: The Changing Role of OTC Desks in Crypto Trading was originally found on Cryptocurrency News | Blockchain News | Bitcoin News | blokt.com.

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The Case for a 2020 Bitcoin Bull Run

In this educational op-ed, Pugilist Ventures' founder Christopher Brookins explains his main takeaways from the recent crypto market decline.

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3 Possible Reasons why Justin Sun is preferred above Vitalik Buterin: Op-Ed

Justin Sun is the founder of Tron token while Vitalik Buterin is the founder of Ethereum. However, the cause of last year has shown that there seems to be a public competition between the two founders which has generated a lot of sentiments from the general crypto communities which might not necessarily be members of […] The post 3 Possible Reasons why Justin Sun is preferred above Vitalik Buterin: Op-Ed appeared first on ZyCrypto.

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How to Last the Crypto Winter? Seek Simplicity, Manage Complexity

Decred's Jake Yocom-Piatt explains in this exclusive op-ed why he thinks information asymmetry is a key factor driving the manic buying and panic selling cycles in the crypto markets.

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2018 Was the Reality Check. 2019 Starts the Crypto Comeback

In this op-ed, Micah Winkelspecht explains why he believes that 2019 will see the return of bitcoin dominance after 2018's reality checks.

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AQR Capital Management Executive Says Crypto Markets Deserve B+ Grade for 2018

In a recent op-ed for Bloomberg, Aaron Brown, Head of Financial Market Research at AQR Capital Management, says that crypto markets deserve a ‘B+ Grade’ for 2018. He pointed out that Bitcoin’s 80% fall from $20,000 in 2017 looks similar to other peaks and falls in the Bitcoin network in previous years. According to Brown, […]

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Analyst: Ethereum Constantinople Will Push Crypto Miners “Out Of Business”

In recent months, as Bitcoin (BTC) purportedly fell through its supposed break-even cost of mining not once, not twice, but three times, the economics of Proof of Work (PoW) have been questioned by wary skeptics.

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Bloomberg: Bitcoin Price “Fading”, $1,500 Possible

After MarketWatch got lambasted for publishing a questionable op-ed regarding a Bitcoin mining “death spiral,” the financial media continued their bearish cryptocurrency coverage on Wednesday.

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Is The ICO Party Over in the US?

Earlier this month on November 16th, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) instructed two crypto startups — Airfox and Paragon Coin — to register their tokens as securities. [Editors note: This article is a guest op-ed submitted by Dr.

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2008 Financial Crisis Predictor Roubini: “Blockchain Is Nothing More than a Glorified Spreadsheet”

In what can only be called a flavored op-ed by “Dr. Doom” Nouriel Roubini, the acclaimed economist showed no mercy while criticizing not only the premier cryptocurrency Bitcoin (BTC) but also the underlying technology that virtually powers all the cryptocurrencies on the planet, blockchain technology.

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Cypherpunk Essentials: A Beginner’s Guide to Crypto Privacy

The following op-ed on crypto privacy was written by Reuben Yap. He is the Chief Operations Officer of Zcoin.  A corporate lawyer for ten years, specializing in institutional frameworks, Reuben founded one of SE Asia’s top VPN companies, bolehvpn.

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PBoC Op-Ed Pushes Use Case for Yuan-Pegged Crypto Stablecoins

A researcher from the People's Bank of China voiced support for yuan-pegged stablecoins in an op-ed published Tuesday.

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Op-Ed: KYC and Stringent Regulations Frustrate New Crypto Entrants

The following opinion piece on crypto regulations was written by Benjamin Pirus, a crypto trader who has written many articles for different ICOs, crypto news outlets, and clients. Government protection and regulations may provide reasons for thankfulness.

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Op-ed: Tokenized Securities Provide Liquidity

The following opinion piece on token-as-securities was written by Benjamin Pirus, a crypto trader who has written many articles for different ICOs, crypto news outlets, and clients. 2017 was a special year in many ways.

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Nobel Economist Paul Krugman Outlines His Issues with Cryptocurrency

In a recent New York Times op-ed titled “Transaction Costs and Tethers: Why I’m a Crypto Skeptic” Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman gave another explanation as to why he is a skeptic of the usefulness and future of cryptocurrencies.

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