This is part 3 in my series on Radix technology (see parts 1 and 2). I’ve been working closely with Radix and am excited by the approach they are taking to solve many of the real-world DLT development problems I’ve written about in the past. In my last post, I…

This is part 2 in my series on Radix technology (see parts 1 and 3). I’ve been working closely with Radix and am excited by the approach they are taking to solve many of the real-world DLT development problems I’ve written about in the past. As we discussed in a…

This is part 1 in my series on Radix technology (see parts 2 and 3). I’ve been working closely with Radix and am excited by the approach they are taking to solve many of the real-world DLT development problems I’ve written about in the past. As we approach our open…

The reaction to Libra, Facebook’s proposed cryptocurrency, has been both passionate and widespread. Media pundits have suggested this is yet another sign of a Facebook out of control. Congress is frantically calling hearings. Banks have warned that Libra could impact global financial stability. …

In recent articles, I described a new way of thinking about blockchain development, particularly for enterprise applications. I wrote about the “false dichotomy” splitting blockchain supporters into mutually opposed (and equally misguided) views of the right way to use blockchain. …

In a recent article in Wired, Bruce Schneier argued that “there’s no good reason to trust blockchain technology”, even linking a cheeky flowchart that makes his opinion of the technology abundantly clear. “Do I need a Blockchain? > No.” While I agree with many of Mr. Schneier’s specific points, I…

With all the hype and confusion surrounding blockchain (and more generally DLT), it’s hard for enterprise to figure out what problem — if any — blockchain really solves for their business. Blockchain can be a pointless distraction if a company lacks an understanding of what blockchain is and isn’t good…

No less than the NY Times has proclaimed that after a year of “frenzied easy money and a fantasy of remaking the world order with cryptocurrencies and … blockchain”, 2018 was the year that “the whole thing collapsed”. …