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Google’s quantum discovery makes waves

September 24, 2019 0 comments

For years, scientists have been battling to build a computer that exploits one of the strangest areas of modern science—quantum physics. Now Google claims to have achieved a breakthrough by […]

The battle over money printing rights

September 14, 2019 0 comments

Last week, France’s finance minister slammed Libra, Facebook’s proposed payments coin, for encroaching on a key area of national power. Bruno Le Maire said his country would block the development […]

The radical potential of cryptoeconomics

September 10, 2019 0 comments

What do Wikipedia—an online encyclopedia—and bitcoin—internet money—have in common? Both are open-source projects. This type of initiative is playing an increasingly powerful role in many areas of life. Open-source networks […]

Carney attacks US monetary hegemony

August 24, 2019 0 comments

Hardly at all, then at once—the tectonic plates of the global monetary system are shifting. Mark Carney, the outgoing Bank of England governor, yesterday shocked the traditionally staid annual August […]

UK regulator takes hardline approach on cryptoassets

July 5, 2019 0 comments

The UK regulator says it wants to stop the sale of bitcoin derivatives to the general public. The proposed ban is too broad, unfair and will be ineffective, say critics. […]

BIS warns on tech firms’ access to finance

June 23, 2019 0 comments

At the end of a week in which Facebook announced a major new payments project and the UK’s central bank said it would allow more non-banks into the core of […]

Six billion Davids

June 21, 2019 0 comments

Our guest on the latest New Money Review podcast is Andreas Antonopoulos, a computer scientist, author and public speaker. He made a flying visit to London last week and New […]

The hidden politics of cryptocurrencies

May 20, 2019 0 comments

Cryptocurrency networks are intensely political. But it’s often fiendishly hard to work out how those politics operate. Who made the decision to split the ethereum network in 2016, or to […]

The grit in the bitcoin machine

May 6, 2019 0 comments

One intriguing aspect of bitcoin is the way it makes explicit the cost of running a monetary system. Bitcoin mining requires a lot of energy: nearly as much as Switzerland, […]

Can bitcoin avoid fragmentation?

April 11, 2019 0 comments

Money in the traditional financial system is highly segmented, depending on its form and user. Can new digital currencies avoid going down the same road? Coins and banknotes, deposits at […]

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Google’s quantum discovery makes waves

The battle over money printing rights

The radical potential of cryptoeconomics

Carney attacks US monetary hegemony

UK regulator takes hardline approach on cryptoassets

BIS warns on tech firms’ access to finance

Six billion Davids

The hidden politics of cryptocurrencies

The grit in the bitcoin machine

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