Stablecoins. Basis, Tether, Havven: are these the solutions the cryptocurrency sector needs to tame rampant price volatility? If merchants are unable to price their goods and services in crypto because of its inherent fluctuations in value, will a new crop of stablecoins accelerate mass adoption?
Virtual Reality (VR) didn’t get off to a flying start. After a lacklustre performance for VR headset sales in 2017, critics have argued the technology is a poor substitute for traditional video games and consoles, with others writing it off as the next Google Glasses. Will blockchain change the tempo?
Will Crypto Kitties "do a Superman"? If you bought an original copy of Action Comics #1 back in 1938 and managed to keep it in pristine condition for 75 years, you made a shrewd investment. The comic book skyrocketed in value from $0.10 to $3,207,852 over the years.
Tokenization is the key driver behind many successful blockchain startups, making it possible to digitize virtually any asset. A Russian crypto entrepreneur, however, is pushing the envelope of digitization by tokenizing himself with a personalized cryptocurrency.
Simply put, there aren't enough women in the blockchain industry. On International Women's Day, Jane Zhang of Delphy asks "why not?" and suggests some ways that women, with their ideas, talents, and financial contributions, can be brought into the business of cryptocurrency.
The cryptocurrency community is obsessed with Telegram. ICO investors and leaders alike consider the number of participants in a Telegram group to be a bellwether of success — or failure. But the hostile environment of many ICO groups acts as a deterrent to serious investors, women, and minorities.
Another day, another unhealthy dose of mainstream media FUD. This time, it's as a result of a Vox magazine interview on North Korea with Priscilla Moriuchi, an ex-NSA official who candidly said almost nothing at all in an interview with the publication.
