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Michael Kapilkov

Michael lives in New York. He has been working in the blockchain space since 2015, founding, advising, speaking and writing. He currently teaches a blockchain course that he designed for MBA and master’s students at Pace University, and he mentors startups at the Columbia University-IBM Blockchain Accelerator.

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This campaign rally probably did not turn out quite as the candidate had envisioned it.

US Presidential candidate served for alleged securities fraud at rally in NYC

Michael Kapilkov

2020-09-14T21:56:29+01:00

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Prior to COVID-19, six leading banks had a market cap above Bitcoin's. How many still do?

World's largest banks lost 3x Bitcoin's market cap during the pandemic

Michael Kapilkov

2020-09-14T21:30:41+01:00

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MicroStrategy has outperformed the Nasdaq since buying BTC. Now, it's doubling down.

MicroStrategy Board makes Bitcoin its primary reserve currency, may increase its holdings beyond $250M

Michael Kapilkov

2020-09-14T18:07:13+01:00

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Crypto.com believes that having control over one's finances, data and identity is a basic human right.

Crypto.com views Chainlink integration as a gateway to DeFi

Michael Kapilkov

2020-09-14T14:36:50+01:00

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The recent Tether burn seems to have involved a lot of trust between Binance and its counterparties.

A by-the-minute look at Tether’s $1 billion swap from Bitfinex to Binance

Michael Kapilkov

2020-09-12T14:20:56+01:00

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As lead maintainer Wladimir van der Laan takes a break from Bitcoin duties, we ask what would happen if the entire Github maintenance team disappeared.

Would Bitcoin suffer if the lead maintainers were kidnapped by aliens?

Michael Kapilkov

2020-09-11T23:30:00+01:00

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Opinion: Binance ignored its own guidelines by listing SushiSwap’s anonymous and unaudited token.

To list or not to list, Part 1: Binance should not have listed SUSHI

Michael Kapilkov

2020-09-11T15:52:00+01:00

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Either the treasury made a typo, or Russian hackers are so good, their wallets don't even have to exist.

US Treasury blacklisted a non-existent ETH address in connection with alleged Russian election interference

Michael Kapilkov

2020-09-10T22:26:34+01:00

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