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A place to discuss how crypto and other emerging technologies affect foreign affairs and international security.
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Makes sense
Lol you know you've gone far when former CIA director calls out your op: https://x.com/kenklippenstein/status/1838001378121163053
To be fair Panetta wasn't a career intel guy, he was previously like...Sect. of Transportation?
To be fair Panetta wasn't a career intel guy, he was previously like...Sect. of Transportation?
China beginning to capture market share abroad for its (widely recognized as world-leading) electric cars
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
The current U.S. approach to sanctions regulations for financial institutions and multinationals is punitive, heavy-handed, and wasteful.
Burning money investigating transactions related to "Mizu Sushi Lounge" and "Cubacancun Cigars and Gift Shops" ins't going to prevent the next 9/11.
Crypto gets lots of slack for being "lawless", but in reality, the crypto industry has developed has taken a smarter approach to identifying risk, which identifies the most urgent threats while reducing waste and collateral damage.
https://open.substack.com/pub/jchanolm/p/cryptos-rise-is-an-opportunity-to
Burning money investigating transactions related to "Mizu Sushi Lounge" and "Cubacancun Cigars and Gift Shops" ins't going to prevent the next 9/11.
Crypto gets lots of slack for being "lawless", but in reality, the crypto industry has developed has taken a smarter approach to identifying risk, which identifies the most urgent threats while reducing waste and collateral damage.
https://open.substack.com/pub/jchanolm/p/cryptos-rise-is-an-opportunity-to
What will be the most disruptive technology (besides energy, AI, robotics, or crypto) over the next 25 years?
Which country did the most interesting thing with crypto this week? Why?
This is one of the first times I've seen disinformation researchers / anti-disinformation companies provide a substantive KPI for measuring the success of a counter-disinformation initiative.
https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RRA2771-1.html
https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RRA2771-1.html
Pavel Durov's arrest isn’t just about free speech—it highlights the need for stronger privacy protections and better due process in law enforcement's access to communication platforms.
Thoughts?
https://open.substack.com/pub/jchanolm/p/a-missed-opportunity
Thoughts?
https://open.substack.com/pub/jchanolm/p/a-missed-opportunity