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Andrew Ancheta
New York

Andrew Ancheta

Contributor
New York
After many adventures in China, Vietnam, Persia, Cuba, and Europe, Andrew spent several years in Beijing, where he produced articles for the state media. Besides cryptocurrency, Andrew's also interested in travel writing and photography. His articles have appeared in VICE, Time Out, City Weekend, and several other magazines and websites around the world.
  • Bitcoin Trademarked In The UK In Patent Troll Style Action

    Bitcoin Bitcoin Bitcoin BITCOIN!! So Sue Us.

    Trademark law is no laughing matter, and a UK-based store has been ordered to stop infringing on another company’s trademark. The offending material? T-shirts with the word “Bitcoin.” But some attorneys consider the Bitcoin trademark indefensible, as Bitcoin is a descriptive term in common use.

    Analysis

  • The Problem With Verge Is That Its Brain Trust Suffers from Centralization

    The Problem With Verge? Its Brain Trust Is Too Centralized

    Verge is much more centralized than it appears - mainly because the 'Brain Trust' behind it could fit comfortably in a fairly small closet. The impossible trilemma - scalability, security and decentralization - is exposed again and again through hacks and attacks on blockchains and cryptocurrencies.

    Analysis

  • Weird blockchain ideas with that special WTF sauce

    Blockchain Ideas With That Special WTF Sauce

    Blockchain ideas are a dime a dozen right now, and entrepreneurs have scrambled to fill every available niche. There’s blockchain insurance, a bitcoin pawnshop, and various contrivances to chain up anything you can imagine—including a few really, really strange ones you probably can’t.

    Analysis

  • From True Love To Lazy Breakups, eDiamond Solves Relationship Issues

    From True Love To Lazy Breakups, eDiamond Solves Relationship Issues

    If you’ve ever spent a long time in a jewelry store, you know how expensive the love business is. Now one Chinese startup has launched a cryptocurrency for the love business. No, not that love business. In a press release earlier this month, eDiamond announced a crypto-token for couples.

    Business

  • Celebrity Shills Make Crypto Feel Icky

    Why Celebrity Shills Make Crypto Feel Icky

    There are new faces in the cryptoverse, including a few that we all recognize. Ashton Kutcher just introduced Ellen DeGeneres to cryptocurrency. But celebrity shills just feel wrong... They're awkward, they make bad choices, they crave attention - oh, they're like teenagers.

    Analysis

  • Five ICOs Outside The Top 100 on CoinMarketCap That May Recover

    Five Top 100 Coins That Aren’t In The Top 100

    2017 was a wild year for crypto, and ICOs were greeted with fanfare and massive market caps. But investors love new and different, so many of the projects that are most familiar to crypto veterans are off the front page of CoinMarketCap and quietly building real projects with real value.

    Analysis

  • Five Imminent Crypto Mainnet Launch Projects

    Five Imminent Mainnet Launches To Watch

    A mainnet launch is a defining time for any crypto token. Last summer,  the trendiest ICOs existed only only on paper, with years of work ahead of them. Since then, the bubbles have stop bursting, the pot has cooled down, and we're finally getting a chance to see what's been cooking.

    Analysis

  • Bitcoin pizza day celebrated in style

    Crypto Grabs A Bigger Pizza The Action

    There's a new record for crypto-funded pizza. Eight years after the most expensive pizza in history, a new record was set for the most pizza bought with cryptocurrency.

    Business