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If Satoshi Returns: What Could It Mean for Bitcoin?
Ever since Bitcoin was invented in 2008, the identity of its creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, has remained a mystery. Questions about who Satoshi is, whether they will make a comeback, and what will happen to Bitcoin afterward are discussed over and over again. OpenSea Token: Release Date and How to Qualify for the Airdrop
The NFT marketplace OpenSea, a pioneer in the space for the past seven years, is expected to launch its native token in 2025. A significant portion of the tokens will likely be distributed through a retroactive airdrop—a common way to reward the community for their past activity and support. Web3 of the New Generation: 2024's Defining Projects
2024 will be remembered as the year when cryptocurrencies finally broke through to the mainstream. Digital assets have transcended their speculative roots and become an integral part of everyday life for millions. Behind these transformative changes are groundbreaking projects that have made Web3 accessible to the masses. 
In Trump Truth, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, analyzes the economic and market implications of Donald Trump regaining the U.S. presidency. Hayes draws fascinating connections between fitness challenges and Trump’s disruptive truth-telling in global politics. Will Milei Succeed Bukele as the Bitcoin Maximalist Leader?
A controversial Financial Times report claims that El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele might scale back his Bitcoin policies in exchange for an IMF loan. This raises the question: who could be the next leader to champion El Salvador’s Bitcoin experiment? 
Speculation over the next SEC Chair has reached its peak. With one of the leading candidates stepping aside, the Securities and Exchange Commission is at a crossroads. The pool of potential candidates is limited, prompting debates over whether a surprising figure will emerge as the next leader. 
European countries are exploring the possibility of including BTC in their reserves to keep up with the U.S. in the growing race for leadership in the global digital asset market. With the rapid development of the crypto industry and increasing interest from investors and financial institutions, this issue is gaining urgency. 
SEC Transit Gloria Mundi: Why Is Atkins Better Than Gensler?
How will the leadership change at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) affect the crypto industry? Could it lead to more lenient regulations? Analytics firm PitchBook has released a comprehensive report addressing these critical questions. 
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is set to significantly tighten regulations on the cryptocurrency market. Under a newly proposed framework, most companies working with digital assets will be required to obtain a financial services license. 