Bitso will offset all carbon emissions produced by bitcoin transactions and ERC-20 tokens in their exchange. Interesting initiative! ⁦Bravo ⁦Daniel Vogel⁩ ⁦Felipe Vallejo Dabdoub⁩ y equipo eleconomista.com.mx/mercados/El-bi…

Gabriela Daniel Vogel Felipe Vallejo Dabdoub Indeed something extremely important which every exchange (and company, in any industry) should consider doing. We’ve been doing it at Buda.com for several years now with extraordinary results buda.com/sustentabilidad

Not surprising. Most roads tend to -eventually- lead to #Bitcoin

Como bien dijo Mafalda, “Y no será que en este mundo hay cada vez más gente y menos personas?”

Remember that Fed study that showed that when boomers were roughly the same age as millennials are now, they owned about 21% of America's wealth, compared to millennials' 5% share. Gen Z are listening...

A major example of companies 'issuing money", one of Dave "Someone you trust is one of us" Birch's 5 Cs coindesk.com/business/2022/…

Has the strong #dollar impacted demand for USD #stablecoins? And if not, why not and when?

most of the metaphors that the crypto community has used to build hype or feel baddass about their tools are bad. code is not law. code is not an unstoppable machine. cryptocurrency networks are a bunch of people independently running code, that's it. 1/

“Let’s remember to distinguish between human failure and the instrument with which the failure occurred,” (Senator) Toomey said. “In this case, the instrument is software, and a code committed no crime.” So important to understand this re: the FTX fiasco

The incredible stories one hear (or sort of watch) at an airport lounge for hours. I could have started 3 novels #strandedonbusinesstravel

(1/9) Latin America's boardrooms remain a 'boys' club' with just 10% of seats held by women. While adding women to boards boosts business, it could still take decades for gender parity. So, why the holdup? 👩‍💼👇

The future:

Playing with ChatGTP with my dad over a bottle wine. #Priceless

There is enough demand for a digital dollar outside of the banking system, even if many refuse to accept it or believe it.

🚨Bank stablecoins are about to become a thing. A year ago, Japan became one of the 1st countries to pass a legal framework around stablecoins, essentially defining them as money and allowing their issuance by licensed banks, money transfer agents and trust companies. /1

Here’s something funny: I live in Silicon Valley and NO ONE, not a single person, wants to discuss NFTs Everyone is just pretending it never happened. Amazing

🌎 Where have remittances grown the most? From our 'Deep Dive' on remittances (ft. @thisismajority): The Northern Triangle countries have seen a far more significant jump in money coming in—to say nothing of complete wildcards such as Bolivia, in which relative numbers have

In crypto twitter for 8 years now… time flies #MyXAnniversary

-Despite rapid adoption, evidence suggests that digital #Credit has had a limited impact on welfare -While digital credit has not had transformative effects, causal studies have not found evidence it is harming the average consumers’ financial health CEGA,berkeley.edu

"Gen Z is embracing cash" "with a myriad of accounts advising watchers on how to successfully do what is known as "cash stuffing" "budgeters can create "buckets" of money for certain expenditures" So, has fintech failed Genz??? newsweek.com/gen-z-cash-stu…