Latest from Michael J. Casey
A Glimpse of Banking’s Future, Live on the Ethereum Blockchain
Last week, Frenching bank Societe Generale revealed that it has issued a security token-like bond on ethereum. But rather than using a private iteration, SocGen used the public blockchain.
Bitcoin SV's Delisting Isn't 'Censorship.' But It's Still a Problem
The controversy over delisting bitcoin SV shows why crypto exchanges need more consistent standards and rules.
The Bigger Picture Behind Bitcoin's Latest Price Rebound
Bitcoin's latest rebound above $5,000 isn't about new investors, it's a reaffirmation of its real strength as a resistant global network.
Exchange Volumes May Be Fake, But Bitcoin's Value Is Real
More than a critique of price manipulation rife across bitcoin markets, the Bitwise report shows cryptocurrencies' potential.
What Coinbase Needs to Learn from the Neutrino Scandal
Once you have to trust someone, it really does matter who they are, as Coinbase's recent PR debacle illustrates.
NFTs Are Here. But Where Are They Headed?
The best business model for crypto collectibles is currently unclear, but some compelling ideas arose at a New York event last week.
Will Crypto Torch Jamie Dimon?
The $156 in bitcoin being passed via the "Lighting Torch" is a bigger deal than trillions in JPM Coins would be, writes Michael J. Casey.
The Fallacy That Blockchain Is Stuck in One Place
Blockchain skeptics wrongly assume that the technology is in stasis, writes Michael J. Casey.
The Crypto-Surveillance Capitalism Connection
If blockchain is to be a force for good, rather than a vehicle of subjugation, advocates must contend with the backlash against Big Tech.
Don't Throw the Crypto Tokens Out With the Bathwater
We’re at a point where any idea associated with tokens struggles for legitimacy and money. It would be a shame if we ditched token economics altogether.
