This piece is the third installment of a series on digital identity called “Please Allow Me to Introduce Myself: The Past, Present, and Future of Digital Identity.” This series aims to explore the evolution of digital identity, the state of self-sovereign identity today, and its use cases. Check out previous…

This piece is the second installment of a series on digital identity called “Please Allow Me to Introduce Myself: The Past, Present, and Future of Digital Identity.” This series aims to explore the evolution of digital identity, the state of self-sovereign identity today, and its use cases. Check out previous…

This piece is the first installment of a series on digital identity called “Please Allow Me to Introduce Myself: The Past, Present, and Future of Digital Identity.” This series aims to explore the evolution of digital identity, the state of self-sovereign identity today, and its use cases. Think back to…

As far as payment technology has come in the past decade, our approach to digital identity has not kept pace. After all, think about how you would settle up with a friend after dinner today versus ten years ago on the one hand, and how you would prove you’re above…

What should a regulatory framework for crypto cover? Laws nations should write — and how to enforce them. — As an asset class, cryptocurrencies raise a whole host of regulatory questions, spanning illegal transactions à la Silk Road to consumer protection. …

We’ve heard a lot about WeWork’s (or post their re-brand, the We Company) plans to go public as soon as next month. You may have heard that they’re the largest commercial tenant today in cities like New York and London. …

Amidst all the talk about Russian collusion and obstruction in the 2016 US election, one facet of the election that’s gone largely overlooked is how Russia attempted to use social media to influence this election. …

By Arjun Govind on ALTCOIN MAGAZINE — When most people think about the relationship between government and cryptocurrencies, it’s more often than not from a regulatory standpoint. As millions were made and lost as Bitcoin rose and fell, most people viewed the government as a regulator — a policer of IPOs and fraud, ensuring investors were protected.

Like every college student, I love a good takeout meal. Be it fried rice or pizza, good takeout is always a great ending to a long day. …