Latest from Benjamin Schiller
Why 'Expensive' Ethereum Will Dominate Institutional DeFi
You shouldn’t judge Ethereum by retail metrics, says Martin Burgherr, Chief Clients Officer at Sygnum Bank.

The Node: Tim Draper on Bitcoin’s Gravitational Pull
Billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper first invested in bitcoin at $6 — and he’s still super bullish on the digital asset. We chatted about it last week.

The Node: JPM’s BTC Lending Play
One of the trends that I’m keeping an eye on is the growing availability of bitcoin-backed loans. Let’s check in on the sector real quick.

Tokenized Stocks Expose a Major Tax Reporting Gap in Crypto: Robin Singh
As platforms like Robinhood and Gemini roll out tokenized stocks, will crypto tax reporting finally catch up with TradFi? Koinly’s Robin Singh says a day of reckoning is coming.

Privacy Is Key to the Next Phase of Ethereum
As Ethereum celebrates its 10th anniversary this month, it must double-down on its original commitment to privacy, say Zac Williamson, Co-founder and CEO of Aztec Labs, and Sam Richards, Lead of PSE at Ethereum Foundation.

The Senate Must Finish the Job on America’s Pro-Crypto Future—Emmer, Begich
Passage of the GENIUS Act last week was a landmark for digital assets. But we still need to pass CLARITY and our Anti-CBDC law, say U.S. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) and Representative Nick Begich (R-Alaska).

Institutions Are Driving Ethereum's 'Comeback'
ETH's price has more than doubled in value since April aided by institutions betting on stablecoins and tokenization, corporate treasuries and L2s.

The Node: Altcoin Season?
Crypto markets are popping left and right on this glorious Monday. Is it finally time for altcoins to shine?

Ethereum Has Already Won: Paul Brody
As the project celebrates its tenth anniversary, Paul Brody, EY’s Blockchain Lead, bets the blockchain will still be preeminent for decades to come.

The Node: The Mad Journey from Terra to GENIUS
It’s bonkers to see how much the industry has changed since our annus horribilis of 2022. Perhaps a recap wouldn’t be amiss.

