49% of crypto projects are science projects with no commercial prospects. Another 49% are outright frauds. Both are worthless. That being said, the remaining 2% will some day be worth a lot of money. It is a very challenging signals to noise ratio.
One of the great threads of commentary in the cryptoasset space is the relationship between the traditional financial industry (i.e. Wall Street) and the ‘disruptors’ (i.e. cryptoassets). This relationship has […]
This is part 7 of our ongoing series on cryptoasset basics. You can find part 6 here. The series begins here. One of the most interesting aspects of blockchains is […]
This is part 5 in our basic series on crypto assets. The series begins here and you can read part 4 here. In this post we want to take a […]
This is part 4 of our series on the basics of cryptoassets. You can find Part 3 here, and the series begins here. One of the important, but also annoying, […]
This is the third post on the basics of Blockchain and Cyrptoassets. You can find the introduction here, and part 2 here. In our last post we outlined what a […]
This is the second post on the basics of Blockchain and Cryptoassets. You can find the introduction here. One of the best things about learning about cryptoassets is that there […]
We have been doing a lot of research on cryptoassets lately – Bitcoin, Ethereum, Lumens and a whole assortment of other blockchain-based projects.We know that many of our readers are […]
This is post is a bit of a personal rant. In our recent conversations around the Valley we have noticed a distinct gap between believers and detractors of Bitcoin and […]
We have been working a fair amount in the blockchain world lately. Doing a lot of research. Talking to people. Working on a potential token sale. As we have noted, […]