Without verifiable attribution and decentralized reputation, we’ll always be stuck outsourcing “truth” to centralized platforms, and we’ll always be vulnerable to manipulation, argues billΞ.eth crypto.news/ais-blind-spot…

India’s crypto investors have reason to feel aggrieved, and unless the taxman rethinks his approach, the country risks taxing away not just profits, but potential, argues Robin Singh (Koinly ) crypto.news/indias-crypto-…

Now, institutional Bitcoin holdings have quietly entered a new phase, shifting gears from mere exposure to yield — Bitcoin-native yield, argues Marvin crypto.news/institutional-…

In web3, hype fades — proof endures. The projects that show results, teach users, and publish real data will define the next bull run. Choose proof over popularity, argues Catie Romero-Finger crypto.news/proof-over-pop…

The Bitcoin crash in October was not just another market shock. It was a real-world stress test of how correct financial infrastructure can improve risk management, argues Gleb Kurovskiy crypto.news/bitcoin-backed…

The future of web3 must be based on real economic activity, not speculative hype, if it is to be adopted en masse, argues Murray Spark crypto.news/the-quiet-revo…

If general-purpose blockchains broke the frontier, specialization will blaze future trails, ensuring that web3 infrastructure is not only functional but also optimized, argues Rob Viglione crypto.news/some-blockchai…

A standardized circuit breaker framework will have positive implications, reducing the frequency of market crashes and disorderly liquidations like we saw in October, argues Yariv Eisenberg crypto.news/exchanges-must…

As AI and blockchain transparency converge, the future of order flow looks more democratized, one where traders, not middlemen, finally capture the value, argues just ray ⌘ crypto.news/understand-thi…

By blending the liquidity of crypto with the stability of physical commodities, Bitcoin-backed oil could pioneer synthetic assets that resist censorship, argues Cecilia Hsueh crypto.news/bitcoin-backed…

Cooperative AI is an applied mechanism design, and web3 has already shown how to reward truth, punish deception, and maintain coordination at scale, argues Samuele Marro crypto.news/mechanism-desi…

With a comprehensive crypto policy, the UK can position itself as the bridge between traditional finance and the digital future, argues Otto Jacobsson crypto.news/the-uk-might-s…

Pull the string of web3 long and hard enough, and you’ll find the oldest and biggest names from web2 right at the end of it, argues David Carvalho crypto.news/when-web3-real…

The future of finance depends on our ability to bridge old and new systems. That means evolving how we see and manage risks; meeting transparency with intelligence, argues Liat Shetret crypto.news/risk-assessmen…

Institutional support is shaping the future of stablecoins in real time, and as the stakes rise, only the strongest projects will survive, argues Kyle Klemmer, the co-founder of Blockstreet crypto.news/shakey-ground-…

Institutions operate under strict regulatory requirements. To bring real-world assets on-chain, tokens must respect those guardrails, argues Dario Lo Buglio, Brickken co-founder. crypto.news/shared-standar…

Blockchains make identity verification more compliant and user-centric while securely sharing verified credentials and sensitive data across platforms, argues Zain Zaidi, CEO of TransCrypts crypto.news/business-lever…

The problem of the closed, limited, and exploitative internet will only grow with the maximization of shareholder value through the direct promotion of AI, argues Timothy Enneking, CEO at Presearch crypto.news/centralized-te…

Prediction markets now price what we believe. That’s a structural shift in how capital and information interact, argues Jamie Elkaleh, CMO at Bitget Wallet 🩵 crypto.news/prediction-mar…

Once institutions demand blockchain rails that route across multiple networks by default, interoperability becomes the infrastructure itself, argues Wesley Crook crypto.news/enterprises-ne…