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A currency that cannot be corrupted by bad decisions is not what humans really want
Central bank choices will always help some people more than others
Russians hold a disproportionate number of the biggest ones
Holders of the digital assets should have similar protections to depositors
BTCS Nasdaq-listed company distributes capital in bitcoin — an asset with value, but no purpose
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City-states have always had their own money, but they have also controlled it
Platinum currency is a short-term tactic for the White House but not a long-term fix
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When the Twin Towers fell, Brendan Greeley ran. This is his story
'The Verge’ takes up the question of the Great Divergence, exploring how for a time, the continent grew faster than the rest of the world
US community banks played an instrumental role in keeping small businesses alive
The US withdrawal and Taliban takeover leads to inflation, cash shortages and economic insecurity
Local lenders played an outsized role in dispensing loans to small businesses but must continue to adapt as banking moves online
To value US sovereign debt, think about what it buys
As a cash pile mounts in the financial system, the central bank’s interest rate policy is working less well than it used to
Currencies are not memes that only have value because governments say they do
Banja spas, jacuzzi islands, helipads and centrifuges... Here’s the spec on what’s hot right now
The cryptocurrency has risen in value but is meant to be more than an asset
Dree Hemingway illuminates fashion’s easy glamour, while Brendan Greeley pens a love letter to the city he once called home
Throughout history, hard coin and credit have circulated together
Perhaps it was the wind. But in hydrodynamics, size matters.
Cryptocurrency hopes are based on a misunderstanding of how money is created
Brussels set to allow EU data into the UK, prices signal a new commodity 'supercycle'
History shows its limited value as a shelter in catastrophic financial collapse
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