Christos Makridis

One of the greatest use-cases of blockchain technologies is the ability to improve security and counter malicious actors, but we need to get serious about it.

New research indicates that in countries where central bank digital currencies have been adopted or are under consideration, well-being is low.

Debt is on the rise — both among consumers and for the government — as well as delinquencies. How much money do you really have to keep buying crypto?

Airdrops can be a great way to engage communities, but they also come with risks — from Sybil attacks to potential regulatory liability.

Bank forecasting needs to become more than a “check-the-box” motion for regulatory compliance. It needs to be treated as a strategic decision-making tool.

It isn’t clear whether a 25-year-old European Union law means you should be allowed to get refunds on your NFTs.

The strategic adoption of blockchain technology still makes sense, regardless of the distraction FTX created for cryptocurrency.

The market doesn't look like it's going to spike upward anytime soon. While you wait, grow your network and position your portfolio to take advantage of a future recovery.

The feds should have tried to work with Kardashian to establish more transparent norms for influencers rather than slapping her with a $1.26 million fine for promoting EthereumMax.

Instead of relying on unwieldy contracts to generate music for their products, NFTs are offering GameFi developers ways to come up with faster (and more equitable) agreements with artists.

Developers, investors and regulators can establish best practices and raise the quality of cryptocurrency development by working together.

In the emerging decentralized Web3 economy, NFTs will enable creators to connect with and serve clients in brand new ways.

With the dramatically expanding creator economy, NFTs and Web3 are becoming the tools for giving artists and musicians more financial stability and control.