on the blockchain

Who does the token serve? 

Attorney and blockchain enthusiast (and subscriber!) Zach Smolinski reminds us to think about tokens critically. Specifically, for whose benefit are they created? Read to the end for a fun analogy that I liked. | learn more

on the blockchain

Insider reflections on the ICO bubble. 

A thoughtful article about token sales. “In this post I present some of my thoughts on the ICO Bubble, implications of the increased ICO volume and noise, and my suggestions for the community to adopt requirements for better ICO’s.” | learn more

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CryptoKitties is not about cats. 

This blockchain-enabled technology showcases a first: you can now be assured of owning a digital asset that there’s only one of. Unlike, for example, and MP3 that can be copied. | learn more

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Blockchain and the practice of law. 

I’m excited to share this podcast! It features Zach Smolinski & Christian Auty, both attorneys who are passionate and super knowledgeable about blockchain technology. It’s hosted by Chad Main of tech-enabled legal services firm Percipient. I’m happy to report that […]

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The slow death of the firm. 

firmNick Tomaino, founder of crypto VC 1confirmation, thinks we’re witnessing the slow death of the firm. He makes the case for why it’ll be edged out by decentralized organizations. | learn more

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New coin to work on many blockchains. 

Jeff Garzik, one of the bitcoin core developers, is releasing a new coin called Metronome that’s supposed to have the ability to jump between blockchains. “For example, coins that are used for applications on the Ethereum blockchain will be able […]

on the blockchain

BitTorrent inventor announces new bitcoin competitor. 

“Cohen has just started a new company called Chia Network that will launch a cryptocurrency based on proofs of time and storage rather than bitcoin’s electricity-burning proofs of work. Essentially, Chia will harness cheap and abundant unused storage space on […]