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SPOTLIGHT CHINA: EAST VS. WEST

Australia and Canada blamed the Chinese fighter jets for conducting aggressive maneuvers during patrols near North Korea, which included one fighter spraying metallic chaff in the path of an Australian surveillance craft. China played down the incident and questioned aloud why planes from Canada and Australia were so close to its territory. “Australia military planes...

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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES

HUMAN RIGHTS GROUPS DEFEND CRYPTO TO CONGRESS. Finally, something both Russia and Ukraine agree on: Cryptocurrencies have been a godsend to tens of millions of people seeking freedom and democracy around the world. That’s the message that human rights groups over 20 mostly third world countries had for Congress this past week, according to outlet...

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WHO SAYS YOU CAN’T HAVE PHYSICAL CRYPTO?

Want a physical note in particular crypto, and denomination amount? A company named Noteworthy is making it happen.  The company unveiled a 1 bitcoin cryptonote on 9 June as part of CoinDesk’s Consensus Conference. Noteworthy bills itself as the leading builder of physical cryptonotes, and their bitcoin note was designed by cryptocurrency pioneer Peter Vessenes,...

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DAO INVESTMENT VENTURES OUT

Traditional “venture capital” investment funds run by savvy, even legendary figures in the financial world have made thousands and millions for participants.  But they’re often open only to investors of certain means, are directed by a small group of individuals, and are considered highly illiquid vehicles—ie., money invested is often locked in for a period...

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FORMER GOOGLE HEAD “TRAILBLAZING” PUBLIC-PRIVATE FUNDED NATIONAL SECURITY FUND

The ties binding Big Tech to Big Gov keep pushing the boundaries. Vox recently reported that a new investment “America’s Frontier Fund” (AFF) headed by Eric Schmidt has managed to secure government and private money backing. The fund reportedly is geared to seek investment opportunities in the National Security sector. But critics say the fund...

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WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS, GENE EDITORS BLAME WAR

They had to start gene editing plants and livestock, because Russia – Ukraine! No kidding. That’s one of the rationales put forward by U.K. government officials, in support of legislation that will allow the introduction of unlabeled gene-edited foods to consumers in 2023. And meanwhile in the EU, bodies are laying the groundwork to go...