Latest from Benjamin Schiller
Tokenized Stocks Aren’t Working (Yet)
On-chain stock trading today is inferior to traditional markets. But we can bet advantages will emerge before too long, says EY’s Paul Brody.
What Bitcoin's Velocity Says About Its Future
Falling on-chain velocity doesn’t necessarily mean bitcoin usage is slowing. In fact, it might just mean we’re looking in the wrong place, says Stefania Barbaglio.
Red Coin, Blue Coin: The New Politics of Exposure
Bitcoin is politically neutral. But bitcoin treasury vehicles aren’t. Are we buying the coin, or the campaign?
Regulators Handed the Crypto Industry a 5-Year Head Start. Can Wall Street Catch Up?
Regulatory clarity means that traditional broker-dealers are no longer on the sidelines, says Aaron Kaplan, Co-CEO and founder of Prometheum.
Ethereum at 10: What's Next for the World Computer?
After existential hacks, deep upgrades and mass adoption, how will Ethereum evolve from here? Leading players from the ecosystem weigh in.
New Lummis Bill Would Back Effort to Ensure Crypto Assets Can Justify U.S. Mortgages
U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced another crypto bill, this one meant to reinforce an effort underway to allow use of digital assets in mortgage underwriting.
Crypto Has a Comms Issue
Crypto doesn’t need stadium naming rights, Super Bowl ads and flashy celebrity campaigns. It just needs to post its very credible numbers, say Aubrey Strobel and Elena Nisonoff.
The Protocol of Agents: Web3’s MCP Potential
The combination of Web3 and the influential Model Context Protocol (MCP) might just be a new foundation for decentralized AI, says Jesus Rodriguez, Co-founder of Sentora.
Ethereum Turns 10 — Time to Leave the Trilemma Behind
Decentralization doesn’t have to be a dirty word where performance is concerned, say Muriel Médard, MIT Professor, Co-Founder of Optimum and Kishori Konwar, Co-founder of Optimum.
Still Loving My ‘If It Went to Zero’ NFT
My long relationship with a "Bert Is Evil" on-chain JPEG that may, or may not be, worthless.
