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Bitcoin is now officially a legal tender in El Salvador. The cryptocurrency is declining after testing resistance near $52,000 on Monday, with initial support seen at the $50,000 breakout level. Steven McClurg, CIO and co-founder of asset management firm Valkyrie, discusses his crypto markets analysis and outlook. Plus, his take on altcoins and bitcoin ETFs.

7 de set. de 2021

Seth Melamed, COO of Liquid Group, discusses Liquid Exchange’s $90 million hack and measures the firm is taking to prevent hacks like this from happening again. Plus, his reasons why he doesn’t think El Salvador’s bitcoin law is sustainable and whether he foresees Asia potentially adopting BTC as legal tender.

7 de set. de 2021

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly investigating the developer of decentralized exchange Uniswap. The regulator is allegedly seeking information about how investors use it and how it is marketed. CoinDesk’s Nikhilesh De discusses the potential outlook for DeFi regulation following the latest sign indicating U.S. regulators intend to wield greater oversight.

7 de set. de 2021

Solana hits an all-time high. FTX’s NFT marketplace spammed. Kim Kardashian called out over crypto speculation. We’ll have more on those stories and other news shaping the cryptocurrency and blockchain world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."

7 de set. de 2021

Voyager Digital CEO Stephen Ehrlich discusses what's next for his crypto brokerage company following the $900 million token swap between its original VGX token and LGO, a token originating from a French digital asset exchange that his firm acquired last year. Plus, insights into why he expects an uptrend in bitcoin's price in September and throughout the rest of the year, institutional investments, and regulatory concerns.

2 de set. de 2021

If history is any indication, September may not be the best month for bitcoin, but other months look great. How do the months compare one to another over the years? The pattern may surprise you. Michael Casey breaks down the Chart of the Day.

2 de set. de 2021

“The Hash” squad discusses the evolving world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), with the latest craze among the simplest and the strangest yet: “Loot: (for Adventurers),” a text-based NFT side project from social media network Vine co-founder Dom Hofmann, that randomly generates a list of items ostensibly intended for players of a fantasy video game.

2 de set. de 2021

Former chief U.S. commodities regulator Christopher Giancarlo has resigned from crypto lender BlockFi’s board of directors after only four months. The departure comes as BlockFi faces mounting legal pressure over its flagship interest-bearing crypto accounts. "The Hash" hosts discuss the potential reasons for Giancarlo's resignation and what it could mean for the future of BlockFi.

2 de set. de 2021

"The Hash" panel discusses the details, reactions, and privacy implications of Apple's plans to support digitizing driver's licenses and state IDs, which is reportedly expected to roll out in its iOS 15 update launching later this year. How is Apple building this technology, and what could it be getting out of it?

2 de set. de 2021

Startup Emerge seeks to use emerging technologies to help the underserved. CEO Lucia Gallardo discusses how blockchain can enable donation transparency and numerous other benefits that make it a great tool for humanitarian missions.

2 de set. de 2021