
Cryptoasset Valuation Research Primer, Part 2
In a previous State of the Network, we published the first part of our cryptoasset valuation research primer focused on summarizing and
In a previous State of the Network, we published the first part of our cryptoasset valuation research primer focused on summarizing and
The Miner’s Dilemma: In Search of an Elusive BCH Jackpot “I thought for a long time whether to write here.
Those who control the wealth often control the power. But up until now, wealth distribution has been relatively hard to
Cryptoassets represent a significant innovation in the evolution of money and the modern financial system. Valuing cryptoassets remains very much
On February 7th, 2014, Japan based exchange Mt. Gox halted all Bitcoin withdrawals, claiming that they were trying to resolve an
Each blockchain has a unique process for issuing new supply. For some, like Bitcoin, the full issuance schedule and final
The upcoming block reward halving for Bitcoin, anticipated in May 2020, has already given rise to intense discussion about its
In Medieval times, landed estates’ accounts were read out loud to a person charged by the local ruler to ensure
It takes a whole network of people to make a public blockchain work. You need miners to validate and secure
Bubbles and subsequent crashes in financial assets occur with regular frequency in economic history, largely due to deeply-rooted cognitive biases