2018 was a challenging year for the cryptocurrency market and 2019 will bring hurdles as well as new opportunities for cryptocurrency investors. In this article, you will be introduced to five key aspects that digital currency investors will need to...
While the ‘code is law’ philosophy has yet to be tested in any significant legal cases, it is already apparent that such a mindset does not align well with modern contract law and its consideration for the agreed ‘intent’ of...
Whereas 2018 has seen both ZCash and Dash make moves towards ‘legitimacy’ and away from their foundational ‘anonymous cryptocurrency’ use case, Monero… has not.
While it is arguably true that irrational exuberance in the ICO market led to the funding of a wide range of mediocre, underperforming projects, there have also been ICO-funded ventures that have delivered on their promise of innovative new technology...
Skeptics often cite crypto’s lack of real-world usage as a currency as a reason for its future demise. While bitcoin has evolved more into an investment asset than a transactional, there are several local digital currency initiatives that are proving...
While the steep drop in crypto’s market cap has been bad news for investors, there are a significant number of positive developments in the sector which unfortunately have been overshadowed by price action.
Public blockchains are immutable – a characteristic that is fundamental to their value proposition. Any personal data appended to a blockchain transaction, therefore, remains forever. This core feature isn’t compatible with privacy legislation like the GDPR. Welcome to the curious...
Bear market or not, development isn’t slowing down on the No.1 crypto – with more off-chain transaction features, privacy-enhancement, and smart contract solutions likely to be rolling out soon
New report shines a light on the range of legal quandaries posed by blockchain technology
Despite the current bear market, a report by Genesis Capital reveals that digital asset lending has continued its uptrend through 2018
