Globally, the conversation around blockchain technology and how it should be managed in a legal framework within and across boarders has been growing. Participate in the conversation.

While the manufacturing and production sectors comprise 16% of global GDP and are key drivers for economies around the world, the complex network of supply chains on which these sectors rely presents enormous economic, social and environmental risks that must be collaboratively addressed. Blockchain technologies have the potential to mitigate these risks by enhancing transparency and traceability that can be leveraged to create more efficient and sustainable supply chains.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse predicts that initial public offerings will become a more common feature of the cryptocurrency and blockchain space in 2020.

The hype around blockchain might have died down a bit but it is still a major tech trend everyone should be watching. In this article I outline at the key blockchain and distributed ledger technology trends everyone should be aware of.

The U.S. advocacy group has come out strongly on the side of Telegram in its ongoing SEC court case.

What does 2020 hold for cryptocurrency, blockchain, decentralized finance, and global economics? Find out in this years highly awaited predictions.

This article was written in co-authorship with Aly Madhavji. Aly Madhavji is the Managing Partner at Blockchain Founders Fund. Aly is a Senior Blockchain Fellow at INSEAD and was recognized as a “Blockchain 100” Global Leader by Lattice80.  We live in an era in which technology is evolving at a pace we can barely keep […]

Adam Back talks about the details of Bitcoin's early days, his first emails with Satoshi Nakamoto and others about Bitcoin, and more.

Well, for starters, stop calling it "the" blockchain.