Latest posts
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What a smart contract audit does and does not tell you
An audit is a snapshot of the code on one day, read by one team. It is not a guarantee.
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Tidemark’s supply schedule, explained in one chart
How many tokens exist today, how many will next year, and why that matters to the price.
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Tidemint publishes its first proof of reserves
A snapshot showing customer balances are backed. What it proves, and what it cannot.
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Reserve reports for stablecoins become mandatory
Monthly, audited, and published. A stablecoin is only as stable as what backs it.
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Buying in small amounts: the case for a recurring buy
A fixed amount every week takes the timing out of it, and most of the regret.
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More than half of trading now happens on a phone
The apps have become the exchange. Their defaults matter more than ever.
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Yield vaults: where the percentage comes from
Every yield is paid by somebody. The first question is always who.
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Hashgrove opens staking on twelve coins
Rates are shown before you lock anything, and so is the unlock period.
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Exchanges start sending tax reports automatically
Keep your own records anyway: the report shows what you sold, not what you paid.
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How to compare exchange fees properly
Deposit, trade, spread, withdrawal: add all four up before you decide.