Ethan Lou

Binance’s Changpeng Zhao, a Canadian, has pleaded guilty to breaking U.S. anti-money-laundering laws and agreed to step down as chief executive

A can of powdered Gatorade now yields only seven litres of drink instead of eight – even though the amount of powder in the can has not changed

There are now so many collapsed crypto operations that someone has created a platform to let creditors trade their claims

It’s been a good month for bitcoin, which has surged some 40 per cent to US$23,000. But is the rally built on real momentum?

European miners will be the hardest hit this winter, but because of the peculiarities of crypto, miners elsewhere could end up benefitting

Under the growing regulatory yoke, crypto is being forced to become more like mainstream finance, with all of its associated red tape

Case raises the question of regulatory action against the company, which has yet to face formal Canadian enforcement

When we live under this tyranny of subscriptions, we risk marching into that very realm that years ago we thought was only comedy – a clown world, a metaverse in real life

Most cryptocurrency stocks, considered safer options, have actually performed worse than bitcoin

Crypto miners’ production costs might be far from the deciding factor for prices, but it’d be overgeneralizing to cast them as a nonfactor

I’d asked Quebec’s pension fund about its investment in Celsius just a little before the company’s no good, very bad day

The theft of cryptocurrency from U.S. entrepreneur Josh Jones spans multiple agencies and is the biggest such hack on a single person

For the investor who in 2021 thought, ‘bitcoin is too high right now – I missed the boat,’ now might be the time to revisit that idea

At some point, surging mainstream interest in crypto is going to be a sign that it’s time to pack it in and go home

This environmental criticism of bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency world is not really about electricity use but what that use is for

It’s been some two years after the last bitcoin ‘halving,’ which is usually around the time the bust starts

It’s been some two years after the last bitcoin ‘halving,’ which is usually around the time the bust starts

In the bull market of the past year, every mainstream company embracing crypto was a genius. What now?

Manjul Bhargava is known for his popular seminar for incoming students that explores the mathematical principles behind games and magic tricks