DOJ doubles down on bitcoiner prosecutions, meanwhile Coinbase steps up to be the hero we need as Treasury sanctions open-source code.

While government crackdowns on privacy continue to have a chilling effect on freedom of speech, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has cryptographer Matthew Green's back in protecting code as speech.

A warning about in-app browsers, and tips for managing passwords

Diving into the Tornado Cash sanctions, and the implications for privacy at large.

Saylor Becomes CBO (Chief Bitcoin Officer), Coinbase & BlackRock BFFs, & Why You Should Be Careful Of Browser Extensions

IMF makes a bleak forecast amidst interest rate hikes and global economic downturn. Meanwhile here are some tools of empowerment, this time related to making your phone more private!

The SEC vs. LBRY case is about to set a precedent for the entire crypto industry... and no one is paying attention.

They intend to ensure America's core values are respected. Can we respect Sealand's core values instead?

The EU has declared private crypto transactions a public affair.

What's next for BlockFi and Celsius?

This Is Fine.

Coin Center sues the US Treasury for violating the Fourth Amendment

“Zcash’s new Halo upgrade will likely form the basis of many never-before-possible forms of decentralized computation”

JPM has come a long way since their “Bitcoin is a Fraud” days.

Perhaps China will have to ban crypto AGAIN.

“Never let a good crisis go to waste”

The dominoes keep falling

"Monopoly had always been defined, in the popular parlance and among economists, as 'grants of exclusive privilege' by the government. It was now simply redefined as 'big business'". - Rothbard

Is this still about Russia, or is this just an opportunity for the Treasury to go after crypto?

It's worse than you think