Cryptocurrency: The Only Non-Custodial Digital Financial Asset
It takes quite a while to explain what cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin are exactly. They exist only in digital form. There is no central governing authority such as a central …
Why Bitcoin is Neither Private nor Fungible
Bitcoin was once considered to be a private digital currency used primarily by people on the dark web looking to buy and sell drugs. But most experts recognize that’s no …
Will Facebook’s Libra Lead to Greater Adoption of Cryptocurrencies?
Facebook’s announcement that they’re starting to develop their cryptocurrency has drawn plenty of media attention. Unlike Bitcoin, Libra will be operated on a private and permissioned network. Furthermore, it will …
Technological Barrier to Entry for Cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, and blockchain technology are at the leading edge of innovation in places like Silicon Valley. Increasing, more and more tech startups are integrating blockchain technology in some form …
Guide to Determining Fair Market Value (FMV) for Cryptocurrency Assets
Fair Market Value (FMV) is a term that comes up in a variety of fields such as Divorce, Taxation, Bankruptcy, and Estate Planning because they all involve valuing assets that …
How Anonymous Are Cryptocurrencies?
Cryptocurrencies are sometimes thought of as being anonymous since they can be used and owned by anyone and do not identify personal information indicating who the sender or recipient is. …