Laura Shin

Great article by @emilydparker on crypto in Japan. Because “Japan required that customer assets and exchange assets be separated, and that most exchange assets be kept in cold wallets,” customers of FTX Japan will likely get their assets back soon

There are some other great crypto books: Digital Good by Nathaniel Popped and American Kingpin by Nick Bilton. Other than that, I’m having a hard time thinking of other finance books I’ve read 😂

There are some other great crypto books: Digital Good by Nathaniel Popped and American Kingpin by Nick Bilton. Other than that, I’m having a hard time thinking of other finance books I’ve read 😂

Great interview, @jenwieczner 👏🏻 “Bridge that gap for me. There’s an account that blows out. But the customers’ money doesn’t walk itself over there and start trading with it, right?”

Nice piece by @emilydparker 👏 "[C]rypto shouldn’t need a savior. The whole point of crypto is that it is supposed to be decentralized and transparent. Bankman-Fried’s rise and fall shows how far the industry has strayed from that ideal."

Great thread -- agree with you on the short-term thinking being a bad business decision

One of my favorite episode of The Chopping Block. Lot of 🌶 spicy takes on everything from the ⚡️ Lightning Network to algo stablecoins 📈📉 to the Wintermute hack 👀 Plus, you can find out about a new crypto game 🎮 that might actually be fun … Be sure not to miss 👇🏻

Wow, eye-opening story on Coinbase’s GiveCrypto effort — see below for the part that made me go 😳 How Coinbase's $1B crypto philanthropy ambitions left a trail of disappointment and workers in the lurch | Fortune

I second this! Amazing book

I've read it 3-4 times. In Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf somehow put the exact way the human brain thinks right on the page. I remembering turning the last page and being like, HTF did she do that?! And going right back to page 1. The first three entries I've read multiple times

Well-argued. Good read 👇🏻

Great thread 👏🏻