Libra’s Perceived Threat Towards the Chinese Renminbi
Suggested Solutions to Libra’s Basket of Currencies Back in June, David Marcus, head of the Libra, Facebook’s digital currency project,Continue Reading
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China’s PoS Players: Staking Does Not Make Money Right Now
Some of China’s largest staking participants all gathered together at Odaily’s StakingCon, one of the first conference on Staking inContinue Reading
Highlights from our Interview with Binance CFO on promising regions for expansion; stablecoin; opportunities in Europe
Joyce Yang, founder of Global Coin Research talks to Wei Zhou, CFO of Binance, on the Binance podcast to giveContinue Reading
The Rising Trend of Exchanges Participating as EOS BPs; EOS Becoming Even More Centralized
The rise of the staking economy has driven the business of PoS mining to the exchanges, and subsequently altering theContinue Reading
Global Coin Research at the Asia Blockchain Summit
This week, our founder Joyce Yang was speaking at the Asian Blockchain Summit in Taipei. We will be releasing ourContinue Reading
Zcon1 GCR Presentation Key Takeaways Part I: Quick Guide to Asia Go-to-Market and Blockchain Community Formation
I attended Zcon1 in Split, Croatia this past weekend, and for the first time, I met many of the folks from theContinue Reading
Rolling Updates on Facebook and Its Cryptocurrency Project Libra
June 18, 2019 We shared some takeaways from the Global Coin Research x The Information call June 18, 2019 FacebookContinue Reading
What happened in Hong Kong and the Crypto Markets
As many may know, just two days ago, an estimated 2 million protesters (more than a quarter of the totalContinue Reading
The Rise of the “Cloud Mining” Business
Article of the week: Every week we pick an interesting article on the trends in the market in Asia andContinue Reading
Korea’s Kakaotalk Blockchain business and it’s KLAY token
It’s been a busy week, but fruitful nonetheless. In case you missed some of our #NewYorkBlockchainWeek summary takeaways from theContinue Reading