Latest from Jamie Crawley
Not a theft, but a statement: Inside the Bitcoin proposal to reassign Satoshi-linked coins
Paul Sztorc says he can't move a single sat of Satoshi's bitcoin and isn't trying to. But critics say rewriting forked-chain balances at addresses a user does not control sets a bad precedent.
New wallet offers way to tackle Bitcoin’s quantum risk without a fork
The Postquant Labs project uses Arch Network to deliver post-quantum signature protection without a Bitcoin soft fork, sidestepping both Jameson Lopp's freeze proposal and Paul Sztorc's hard fork.
Visa is teaming up with stablecoin firm WeFi to build onchain banks
Collins wants to bring robust stablecoin payments infrastructure to under-banked people around the planet.
A digital shekel is here: Israel approves its first regulated stablecoin
BILS was developed in collaboration with the Solana network and crypto custodian heavyweights Fireblocks with auditing oversight provided by Big Four consultancy firm EY.
Curve founder pitches market-based fix for $700K bad debt in contrast to Aave bailout
The plan allows trapped lenders to sell tokenized claims on deposits, offering buyers an option-like bet on CRV's recovery.
Cross-border B2B stablecoin payments to hit $5 trillion by 2035, says Juniper Research
Juniper Research found that 85% of all stablecoin transaction value in 2035 will be driven by international business-to-business (B2B) payments.
From SWIFT to onchain: South Korea’s biggest digital bank taps Ripple for high-speed global transfers
KBank is using Palisade, Ripple's software-as-a-service wallet that was acquired earlier this year as part of Ripple's $4 billion in crypto-related investments.
Coinbase's John D’Agostino says crypto platform stands alone as industry's full-service prime broker
The exchange’s institutional arm has quietly assembled trading, custody, financing, derivatives and cross margining into a single stack, something its rivals still piece together.
U.S. government sits on $26.5 billion gain from Intel stake, as shares surge 22%
The surge in Intel shares, up more than 22% after earnings, has significantly boosted the value of the U.S. government’s position.
The $145 billion math: Why bitcoin’s quantum threat is manageable, not existential
Quantum fears focus on vulnerable early wallets, but market data suggests even a worst case sell-off would be large, not catastrophic.
