Crypto Long & Short
Who Bought $1.6B in Bitcoin Wednesday, and Why?
It’s an eerie coincidence that a trade of this size happened on exchanges with ties to Chinese customers during a week beset by that country’s capital market woes.
It’s a Multi-Chain World, Bitcoin Just Dominates It
The original blockchain still reigns, but neither Bitcoin nor its closest competitor, Ethereum, can count on becoming the only game in town any time soon.
How Investors Warmed to Chinese Blockchain Builder Red Date
Executives from Saudi Aramco and early FTX backer Kenetic Capital explain how they got comfortable with the Blockchain Service Network developer despite its Beijing ties.
How the Prediction Markets Are Wagering on Canada’s Election
The odds favor a Trudeau reelection but not a Liberal majority, according to prices on blockchain-based Polymarket and centralized platform PredictIt.
DeFi and the 3 Cs
The purely collateral-based type of lending practiced so far in decentralized finance has limitations. Reputation systems may widen the possibilities.
Crypto Long & Short: The Trouble With Ticker Symbols
Investors are apt to get confused when multiple projects can claim the same ticker without an industry standard for exchanges to assign identifiers.
Crypto Long & Short: el fin del apalancamiento extremo
Un menor apalancamiento en todo el sistema sugiere que los mercados de criptomonedas, famosos por sus salvajes oscilaciones, podrían volverse un poco más moderados.
Crypto Long & Short: The End of Extreme Leverage
Lower systemwide leverage suggests the crypto markets, famous for their wild swings, might become a touch tamer.
Cuando China habló, bitcoin reaccionó. ¿Cuando lo hizo Estados Unidos? No tanto
Días después de que China reiterara medidas drásticas contra el segmento cripto, bitcoin cayó hasta 30%. Estados Unidos, por su parte, parece no ser el centro del universo cripto.
Crypto Long & Short: When China Spoke, Bitcoin Reacted. America? Not So Much
It could just be the U.S. is not the center of the crypto universe.