Bitcoin
Pentagon War Game Envisioned a Generation-Z Rebellion Funded by Bitcoin
The war game was designed in 2018 to prepare troops for future conflicts fought on computers rather than on the battlefield.
Bitcoin Remains on Hunt for $10K as Holding Sentiment Gains Strength
There are signs investors are increasingly holding bitcoin, confident that a long-term bull market lies ahead.
First Mover: As Bitcoiners Eye Inflation Boost, Wall Street Sees Barely Any for Five Years
Wall Street doesn't think rising inflation is likely right now. Does that remove one of the reasons to invest in bitcoin?
Crypto Long & Short: Bitcoin's Quiet Progress Is Pointing Toward a Better Future
Noelle Acheson compares the soaring rhetoric of JP Barlow’s Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace with the quiet innovation of Satoshi’s bitcoin.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Flat as Stocks Swell on Positive Jobs Report
Bitcoin was dull in trading Friday as stock markets were having a big day. However, cryptocurrency stakeholders see it as a temporary market condition.
Money Reimagined: The Ongoing Crisis Is Stirring a Crypto Awakening in Developing Nations
Peer-to-peer bitcoin transactions are up in the developing world. This has everything to do with "QE Infinity" and could be an opening for stablecoins.
First Mover: Bloomberg's Pie-in-the-Sky Bitcoin Call Looks Directionally Defensible
The $20,000 in 2020 prediction may be overly optimistic, but analysts agree bitcoin is likely heading north.
Bullishness Building in Bitcoin Options Market, Data Suggests
Option traders look to be placing bets for a continued upward move in bitcoin.
Bitcoin Is a Way to Repair Economic Injustice: Author Isaiah Jackson
There are no easy technological solutions to racial tensions, police brutality or economic insecurity. Still, bitcoin could help black Americans, says author Isaiah Jackson.
Market Wrap: Bitcoin Closing in on $9,900 as Crypto Market Volatility Persists
Crypto derivatives volume had a record month in May - and volatility contributes to fueling that growth.
