-
China's state-owned media On Tuesday, the Global Times attempted to blame the impending global food crisis on super-insects weaponized by the US military and dispatched to cause deliberate famines in "rival countries," rather than on China's ally Russia's invasion of Ukraine or the worldwide shipping disruptions caused by China's brutal coronavirus lockdowns.
-
Last week, Cambridge University's Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) announced an update to its widely recognized (and deservedly so) Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI), which seeks to discover and disclose the global location distribution of bitcoin miners.
-
Liu He, China's vice-premier, vowed assistance for the technology sector and plans for internet companies to go public following a meeting with top executives.
-
After the Chinese government prohibited all crypto operations last year, the country still has 21% of the worldwide Bitcoin hash rate.
-
Bye bye Xi Jinping. Your time is up.
-
Why should Americans be concerned about the island's independence?
-
Almost as long as paper money has existed, unbacked paper and its inflationary implications have been around.
-
Almost as long as paper money has existed, unbacked paper and its inflationary implications have been around.
-
Congress is still debating a $50 billion subsidy package for semiconductor production in the United States. Instead, here are five pro-market policies that would provide the intended results...
-
The tariffs are causing far more damage than good.
China's state-owned media On Tuesday, the Global Times attempted to blame the impending global food crisis on super-insects weaponized by the US military and dispatched to cause deliberate famines in "rival countries," rather than on China's ally Russia's invasion of Ukraine or the worldwide shipping disruptions caused by China's brutal coronavirus lockdowns.
