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Hisashi Oki

Hisashi Oki is a managing editor at Cointelegraph Japan. Previously, he worked for TV Tokyo in New York, covering Wall Street and the US presidential election in 2016. He studied political philosophy in the UK and economics and philosophy in the Netherlands both at graduate levels. He sees crypto currency’s potential in delivering “financial sovereignty.”

Author’s posts

At least one world superpower is overdue for robust cryptocurrency regulations.

Asian Investors Call For Regulatory Clarity on Cryptocurrencies in the US

2019-11-16T05:03:00+00:00

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We need a high level of evaluation for how this data is gathered instead.

Blacklists Aren’t Enough To Stop Crypto Fraud

2019-11-15T02:10:00+00:00

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The Elixxir president thinks ‘true’ quantum computers will be used in secret.

Jim Dolbear: Useful Coins “Have To Be Quantum-Secure, That’s It”

2019-11-14T09:56:00+00:00

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The Chinese president’s blockchain remarks are draining this VP’s cell phone battery.

Julian Gordon’s WeChat ‘Hasn’t Stopped Buzzing’ Since Xi Jinping Went Pro-Blockchain

2019-11-14T06:26:00+00:00

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Binance founder CZ is predictably bullish on the future of blockchain.

Binance’s CZ Speaks Publicly About China’s Digital Currency

2019-11-14T05:05:00+00:00

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BitMEX is reportedly in trouble. Does the CFTC’s investigation have a negative impact on the crypto market? Some analysts think it doesn’t.

CFTC Probe of BitMEX a Result of Roubini Vs. Hayes Taipei Tangle?

2019-07-22T18:06:00+01:00

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BitMEx’s Arthur Hayes explained to Cointelegraph the importance of financial privacy in detail and predicted that Bitcoin should hard fork in order to be fully ...

Arthur Hayes on Financial Privacy and the Possibility of BTC Hard Fork

2019-07-16T15:45:00+01:00

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Pressures from the banking industry? Some are suspect of the FATF’s motivation behind putting its “travel rule” in the new guidance.

‘Not Everyone Is Happy but We Have to Move on,’ Some Challenges to the FATF’s New Guidance

2019-07-01T23:45:00+01:00

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