Category: Digital Assets

For most of the last decade, the American position on digital assets was not a policy. It was a posture. Agencies litigated their way toward rules they never bothered to write, firms guessed at the boundaries, and the builders who could afford to leave, left. Capital is mobile. Talent is more mobile still. Singapore, Dubai […]

The Senate returns on Sept. 15 to a vote that matters far more than the tape. Bitcoin trades near $64,000 as I write this, roughly $52,000 below where it stood a yearago. By the only measure most people follow, this has been a brutal year for digitalassets. Read the tape and you would conclude the […]