An internet infrastructure built on open, permissionless, blockchain networks would be far more resilient to cyberattack than the centrilized system in place today.
Rand Paul is the first presidential candidate to let donors contribute to his campaign using Bitcoin—but just barely. This article originally appeared in The Hill.
Where the web made it cheaper to successfully start up a company, licensing makes it very expensive to start up. This article originally appeared on Wired.com.
The digital protocol promises to change more than just the future of currency, despite government attempts to rein it in. This article originally appeared on Reason.com.
Many countries are putting out the welcome mat for Bitcoin. If the US doesn't change its approach, Bitcoin will go elsewhere. This article originally appeared on TheGuardian.com.
Policymakers and law enforcement should work with the Bitcoin community to realize the potential benefits of censorship-resistant money–and to develop tools and techniques to address the technology s potential misuse. This article originally appeared in American Banker.
As we move toward being a cashless society, we must defend consumers’ privacy and limit the power of government and businesses. This article originally appeared in the New York Times.
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