Latest from Daniel Kuhn
Bitcoin Is a Way to Repair Economic Injustice: Author Isaiah Jackson
There are no easy technological solutions to racial tensions, police brutality or economic insecurity. Still, bitcoin could help black Americans, says author Isaiah Jackson.
Blockchain Bites: Bitmain's Shakeup, Bitcoin's Resilience and Ethereum's Anonymity
Bitmain's ousted co-founder reportedly retook the company's office building while a protocol update made Bitcoin more resilient to state attacks.
Blockchain Bites: Avanti's Angel Round, Civil's Closure and a Data Breach
Ethereum Classic hardforked to become more compatible with Ethereum while a French energy firm is cleared to issue a new ICO.
No, Marvin Ammori, CoinDesk Is Not Trying to Extort You
Marvin Ammori, Head of Policy at Protocol Labs, says his crypto hero is Hal Finney, recalls his trip to Iceland and thinks crypto should disrupt banks next.
Blockchain Bites: Poolin Lending, Square Crypto's Grant and a Senate Candidate Who Holds Bitcoin
Square Crypto supports Bitcoin's lightning network development, crypto mining pool Poolin expands lending and ICE is going after the petro dollar's creator.
Blockchain Bites: Chase Class Action, 30 Words for Censorship and a Bitcoin Bug
Chase Bank settled a class action brought by crypto purchasers while a new report shows a flaw in time-locked bitcoin transactions.
Blockchain Bites: Magic's Raise, Compound's Distribution and Trump's Twitter War
In the war between Trump and Twitter, decentralized systems may win.
In Trump Versus Twitter, Decentralized Tech May Win
Campaigners against Section 230 said Trump’s intervention might derail their cause, but it could offer an opportunity for decentralized tech.
Blockchain Bites: BlockTower's Returns, Minecraft Goes Blockchain, ID2020 Shakeup
BlockTower Capital investors have seen 73% returns over the hedge fund's lifetime.
38 Questions for Quantum's Mati Greenspan
CoinDesk Confessionals explores the inner psyche of blockchain's leading professionals. Crypto analyst Mati Greenspan discusses missing Y2K and his biggest anti-hero.
