Franklin Noll in this coindesk piece:
In 1861, civil war broke out in the United States. Over the next four years of conflict, the politics of the U.S. were remade and so were its monetary affairs. A new monetary system was born during the war years that exists with us today and is shaping our stablecoin future.
My new piece in Moneycontrol:
It is interesting how financial repression has made a comeback against all odds. While the financial repression policies are being conducted differently compared to their earlier avatars, the broad idea is the same
The sudden melting of FT India debt Mutual Funds was more than just a meltdown.
SEBI recently released a order implicating one of its directors for selling off his and family’s investments in the said mutual fund schemes:
Do we have similar such Mutual Funds cases earlier as well?
EL Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele has sent a law to Congress proposing to make bitcoin legal tender. Currently, the country has adopted US Dollar as its currency. So if the law goes through, the country will have both currencies:
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