Bleeding Edge

What areas of our lives have not been changed by internet technology? If we were to make a list, it would probably be a small one. It will be the exact same phenomenon with blockchain technology.

It’s no surprise that the CIA is investing in an early stage cybersecurity company after the series of hacks we’ve seen over the past two years. And make no mistake, this investment signals an even larger leap taking place in cybersecurity infrastructure that we’ll see play out over the next decade…

Patience means waiting for the right setup. Process means unwavering and unemotional dedication to our strategy. It means infrequent action, but big potential payoffs. What matters is being fully committed…

Blockchain technology is the key to solving the world’s most pressing problems. And it will allow us to overcome the major chokepoints inherent in a system controlled by the major tech giants…

The personal information of almost 50 million people is available for sale on the dark web from a recent T-Mobile hack. The database can be purchased anywhere between $80,000 and six bitcoin (~$270,000)…

Recent restrictive legislation around digital assets is causing some to predict the end for blockchain… But it’s not time to throw in the towel. In fact, there are reasons to be more bullish than ever on digital assets right now…

Last week’s Poly Network hack resulted in the theft of over $611 million worth of digital tokens. While most of the funds have been returned, the hacker is still holding the private keys for a large amount of the stolen – and Poly Network is considering a surprising move to get access to those keys…