Privacy

The second of ten Bitcoin privacy focused videos. Calle joins Shinobi to discuss how micropayments can bring privacy back to the internet.

In a recent framework for digital asset market structure legislation, Senate Democrats state that they aim to protect financial privacy while “denying” bad actors access to crypto but offer few specifics about how they plan to strike this balance.

Android’s new rule requires all app developers to submit personal information to Google, even for apps outside the Play Store. Critics argue this threatens user freedom and ignores solutions.

The first of ten Bitcoin privacy-focused videos. Yuval Kogman joins Shinobi to discuss privacy in the digital era.

Is the Trump administration actually interested in defending crypto in the U.S.? Tornado Cash questions remain unanswered.

In the wake of the Tornado Cash verdict and the Samourai Wallet developers' plea deal, Peter Van Valkenburgh, executive director of Coin Center, a nonprofit organization focused on Bitcoin and crypto policy issues, believes that President Trump’s vision of making the United States the crypto capital of the world might not be truly fulfilled.

Bitcoiners need to stop begging the government for permission to exercise their rights. They are not our friends.

Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm has been found guilty of conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business, while the jury wasn’t unanimous on the other two counts that the developer faced.

After three days of deliberation, many, including myself, are anxious for a verdict in the Tornado Cash trial, but the fact that it’s taking so long for the members of the jury to arrive at one may be a good sign for the defense.

15 months after being charged with conspiring to commit money laundering and conspiring to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business, the Samourai Wallet founders have pled guilty to the latter charge.