Jon Rice

Jon Rice
Honey Grove, Texas

Jon Rice

Former Editor-in-Chief
Honey Grove, Texas
Jon is the co-founder and former Managing Editor at Crypto Briefing and the current Editor-in-Chief at Cointelegraph. He likes to build things, especially communities. Jon advocates for inclusion, a diversity of ideas, and for truth in the crypto-sphere.

  • Final Letter From (This) Editor: How Crypto Survives

    Business

    Yesterday, Crypto Briefing enjoyed its best day ever, in terms of the sheer number of people reading our site. So it may seem odd that today is when I choose...

  • 30% And Counting: Bitcoin Exterminates Traditional Asset Classes

    Markets

    Blame Chinese authorities. Blame whale manipulation. Blame an Act of God. Blame anyone you like, if you’re Peter Schiff or Warren Buffet: but most of all, blame yourselves for doubting...

  • Binance.US Lists DOGE Trading Pair

    Markets

    On the same day that Binance.US announced that trading surpassed $10M over 24 hours for the first time since its launch a month ago, the San Francisco-based exchange added a...

  • Circle Bids Farewell To Poloniex: Poloniex Bids Farewell To The U.S.

    Business

    It’s always hard to say goodbye to an ex- in which you’ve invested so much… but Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire seems to have no problem with dumping the baggage. Circle...

  • Blockchain-Friendly Minnesota Congressman To Head Fintech Task Force

    Business

    Representative Tom Emmer of Minnesota will be the ranking member of Congress on a Task Force to advance the national discussion on emerging financial technology. Emmer previously sponsored legislation such...

  • $24 Million SEC Penalty: Block.one Spent More On A Domain Name

    Business

    Block.one may have raised something in the order of $4 billion in its ICO, allegedly falling afoul of SEC regulations on the sale of an unregistered security: but who cares?...

  • A Shitcoin Index: The Most Overhyped Underperformers In Crypto?

    Analysis

    Warren Davidson and Meltem Demirors may have brought shitcoins to the attention of the United States Congress, but crypto insiders have long used the term to describe projects that are...

  • Insured Staking: How Much Longer Can Institutions Resist?

    Business

    Institutional investors are either the bane of crypto, or its savior. It just depends on who you ask. For some, major institutional involvement is a validation of the theory that...

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