Thanks to @who_knows on twitter for posting this blast from the past in early bitcoin history. The first of many and stronger than ever! What does not kill bitcoin only makes bitcoin stronge... Read more
As technology stocks and securitized mortgages have demonstrated all too recently, just because a bubble pops doesn’t mean it’s the end of the market. Hell, it doesn’t even necessarily precl... Read more
Those who see governments banning ownership of bitcoin are ignoring the political power and influence of those who are snapping up most of the bitcoin. To really understand an asset, we have... Read more
There’s a weird feeling afoot these days, in the Valley, and in San Francisco. Across the rest of the world — Denver, Santiago, Toronto, Berlin, “Silicon Glen,” “Silicon Alley,” “Silicon Rou... Read more
Steve Wozniak (aka the ‘Woz’) thinks Bitcoin is better than gold and the U.S. dollar, which he called “phony,” because the government can always. On Sunday, October 2... Read more
Preface February of this year, I tweeted a chart that presented the idea of a PE ratio for Bitcoin, something I temporarily called MTV Ratio before my buddy Chris Burniske suggested the less... Read more
Metcalfe’s Law, which states that the value of a network is proportional to the square of the number of its users, applies to bitcoin and ethereum according to a new study published at the j... Read more
In July 2010, Bitcoin was trading at 5 cents. By February 2011 it was trading at $1.10. That’s a 2,100% return in 7 months. This is what the chart looked like at the time… What’s the first w... Read more
Bitcoin derivatives clearinghouse LedgerX has announced that the first bitcoin derivatives trades have taken place on its platform – an important milestone for the nascent digital curr... Read more
Disruptive? Not exactly: Silicon Valley and traditional finance giants are funding much of the white-collar blockchain industry. The buzz around blockchain technology is all about its potent... Read more
