Opinion
What Does It Actually Take to Build a Blockchain?
Focus on builders, builders and builders. After liquidity, they are key to success, says Azeem Khan, co-founder of MorphL2.
Trump’s Speech at Bitcoin Conference Will Mark a Pivotal Moment for Crypto
His appearance in Nashville, still a go despite injuries sustained in Saturday's shooting, will cement cryptocurrency as a mainstream political topic.
DePIN Can Power a More Sustainable GenAI Industry
The AI boom is overloading data centers and straining traditional energy resources. Can decentralization, in the form of DePIN, offer a solution? Mitch Liu, CEO and Co-Founder of Theta Network, makes the case.
Why Blockbuster Games Will Soon Be Built on Modular Appchains
Mainnets like Ethereum’s aren’t suitable for major (AAA) game development. The only real solution is a horizontally scalable blockchain coupled with modularity and a gas-free experience for end-users, says Jack O’Holleran, CEO of SKALE Labs.
Why I Chose Bitcoin Ordinals to Release ‘Frontline’
Artist Alexis André explains the attraction of Bitcoin for releasing his latest generative art collection.
How Digital Collectibles Are Shaping Athlete Legacies
NFTs and blockchain-based gaming are transforming the way we connect with pro sports, says Matt Novogratz, Co-Founder of Candy Digital.
Why AI's Energy Use Isn't Demonized Like Bitcoin's
AI's utility is more obvious to everyday people than the cryptocurrency's, and AI's risks are so much greater that power consumption fears seem beside the point.
DePIN Doesn’t Need New Infrastructure
The devices in our hands form the basis for a decentralized internet, says William Paul Peckham, Chief Business Officer of APhone.
Crypto for Advisors: Crypto and Compliance
The coming years are crucial for compliance and risk in crypto. Beth Haddock discusses strategies advisors can take to protect their brand while serving clients as fiduciaries.
From Coin-Operated Machines to Token-Operated Gaming
On-chain games that establish a community-driven governance model, where players actively participate in decision-making, provide real ownership and accountability to the gaming community, says Ben Rubin, CEO & co-founder, Towns.
