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• Book reviews (press and podcast)
• Book reviews (blogs)
• Academic citations
• Press interviews
• Podcast and video interviews
• Video, radio and podcast crypto commentary
• Crypto-related articles by me for other publications
• Press crypto commentary (including book mentions)

Book reviews (press and podcast)

• Eruditorum Press, 24 July 2017: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain by Elizabeth Sandifer
• A Journal of Musical Things, 15 August 2017: Can Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Transform the Music Industry? Maybe, Maybe Not by Alan Cross
• Fintech News Hong Kong, 26 September 2017: 10 Blockchain Books and Studies You Should Read
• LSE Business Review, 30 October 2017: Blockchain and bitcoin: In search of a critique by Martin Walker
• Fintechnews Singapore, 12 December 2017: 8 New Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Books to Learn Bitcoin and more
• BBC News, 22 December 2017: Tech Tent: What a year for Bitcoin by Rory Cellan-Jones
• BBC Brasil, 30 December 2017: Tudo o que você precisa saber sobre a ascensão e — aparente — queda do bitcoin em 2017 (“Everything you need to know about the rise and — apparent — fall of bitcoin in 2017“) by Rory Cellan-Jones
• New York Review of Books, 18 January 2018 (published 31 December 2017): Bitcoin Mania by Sue Halpern
• Finmag, 4 January 2018: Bitcoin a vlády jsou kamarádi (“Bitcoin and the government are friends“) by Michal Kašpárek
• eXeBlock, 5 January 2018: 5 Books on Blockchain Worth Reading
• Blocksplain, 23 January 2018: Blockchain in 2018: pros and cons by Richard MacManus
• E15.cz, 21 February 2018: Knihy o kryptoměnách neslouží jen jako manuál. Část z nich se pouští i do kritiky pravicové ideologie (“Books about cryptocurrencies are not just manuals. Part of them also goes into criticism of right-wing ideology”) by Red
• NewMR, 12 March 2018: ‘Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain’ – Book Review by Ray Poynter
• InfoQ, 22 March 2018: Book Review: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain by Ben Evans
• Jotwell, 3 April 2018: New Kids on the Blockchain: David Gerard, Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain: Bitcoin, Blockchain, Ethereum & Smart Contracts (2017) by Andres Guadamuz
• CryptoComes, 12 May 2018: 10 Best Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Books of All Time by Allan Slavinsky
• Bankless Times, 30 May 2018: If you’re new to cryptocurrency, it may be worth checking out a few books by Allyson Brooks
• CoinSchedule, 1 June 2018: The Five Best Blockchain Books
• KryptoGraphe, 26 July 2018: What Are the Best Books for Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Beginners?
• Bitcoin Market Journal, 20 August 2018: Best Blockchain Books for 2018 by Alex Lielacher
• What Bitcoin Did, 19 October 2018: The B Foundation and Nouriel Roubini’s Testimony to Congress with Giacomo Zucco — book mention and description, 47:00 on
  • transcription
• Community Pulse, 19 December 2018: 2018 Wrap-Up (Episode 31) — book recommendation, 33:26 on

Book reviews (blogs)

• Gustav Erikson, 25 July 2017: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain: Bitcoin, Blockchain, Ethereum & Smart Contracts by David Gerard
• Kristian Köhntopp, 1 August 2017: Fertig gelesen: Attack of the 50 foot Blockchain
• Liquefy, 9 August 2017: The Importance of the Critical book: Attack of the 50 foot Blockchain
• Bob Morris, 1 September 2017: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain. Yes, it’s a bubble
• Value and Opportunity, 3 September 2017: Book review “Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain”
• Affinity (FreethoughtBlogs), 3 September 2017: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
• Maxie Duncan, 8 November 2017: Review: Attack of the 50 foot Blockchain
• David Rosenthal, 16 November 2017: Techno-hype part 2
• David Pelayo, 27 November 2017: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
• Clive Tong, 27 November 2017: Bitcoin – where does it go next?
• Nocturnal, 20 December 2017: Book Review: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
• Roman Irani, 7 January 2018: Book Review — Attack of the 50 feet Blockchain — David Gerard
• Christoph Michel, 24 January 2018: Book Review — Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain
• Roger Burton-West, 31 January 2018: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain, David Gerard
• William Shaw, 1 February 2018: Review: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain by David Gerard
• Rob C. Rogers, 3 March 2018: “Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain”
• Ben Sheffield, 11 April 2018: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain — David Gerard
• Mark Eldridge, 7 May 2018: Cunningham’s Law, book reviews, and password complexity
• Big Lychee, 30 May 2018: Recommended Books
• Ilya Kleyner, London Blockchain Labs, 14 October 2018: The best books to read about blockchain — LBL’s Top 10
• Goodreads: Kindle, paperback

Academic citations

• Zīle, K.; Strazdiņa, R. (2018). Blockchain Use Cases and Their Feasibility. Applied Computer Systems, 23(1), 12-20. doi:10.2478/acss-2018-0002
• McKinney, Scott A.; Landy, Rachel; Wilka, Rachel. Smart Contracts, Blockchain, and the Next Frontier of Transactional Law. 13 Wash. J.L. Tech. & Arts 313 (2018).
• Dujak D., Sajter D. (2019). Blockchain Applications in Supply Chain. In: Kawa A., Maryniak A. (eds) SMART Supply Network. EcoProduction (Environmental Issues in Logistics and Manufacturing). Springer, Cham.
• Åberg, Emilie (2018). Hype, hot eller möjlighet? en analys av blockkedjeteknik för livsmedelskedjan och dess potentiella inverkan på svenska primärproducenter. First cycle, G2E. Alnarp: SLU, Department of Biosystems and Technology.
• Koens T., Poll E. (2018). What Blockchain Alternative Do You Need? In: Garcia-Alfaro J., Herrera-Joancomartí J., Livraga G., Rios R. (eds) Data Privacy Management, Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology, pp 113-129. DPM 2018, CBT 2018. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 11025. Springer, Cham.
• Peter Williams (2018). Does competency-based education with blockchain signal a new mission for universities? Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management. DOI: 10.1080/1360080X.2018.1520491
• Marković, Jurica (2018). Ethical foundations and moral challenges of blockchain technology. Diploma Thesis. Filozofski fakultet u Zagrebu, Department of Philosophy.
• Balázs Bodó, Daniel Gervais, João Pedro Quintais. Blockchain and smart contracts: the missing link in copyright licensing? International Journal of Law and Information Technology. DOI:10.1093/ijlit/eay014
• Nancy Baym, Lana Swartz, Andrea Alarcon (2019). Convening Technologies: Blockchain and the Music Industry. International Journal of Communication, v. 13, p. 20, Jan. 2019.

Press interviews

• BlockTribune, 9 May 2017: David Gerard on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency: “You Can Get a Long Way on Just Buzzwords and Big Claims” (archive) by Bruce Haring
• Heise Technology Review, Oktober 2017, p. 82 (published 14 September 2017): »Manche verstehen nicht, wofür es Gesetze gibt« (“Some don’t understand what laws are for”) by Sascha Mattke
  • my original answers in English
• CEBMa Newsletter, Autumn 2017 (published 8 December 2017): Interview with David Gerard by Martin Walker
• Jungle.World, 25 January 2018: »Bei Bitcoin geht es weniger um Technologie als um Psychologie« (“Bitcoin is less about technology than psychology”) by Malte Voß
  • my original answers in English
• Sustainability Zero, 5 June 2018: Bitcoin’s Energy (ab)use: Smells like Dung. But Horse Dung by Pratima H
• Decrypt Media, 8 April 2019: “Bitcoin is an apocalyptic death cult” — Curry with David Gerard by Ben Munster

Podcast and video interviews

• Bitcoin Uncensored, 21 July 2017: podcast interview with Chris DeRose
• Financial Times FT Alphaville, 27 July 2017: Attack of the 50-foot blockchain, a sceptic’s guide to crypto — podcast interview with Izabella Kaminska
• Atlas Pulse TV, 4 October 2017: “Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain” — video interview with Charlie Murray
• The Innocents Abroad (podcast), 7 October 2017: Episode 15: Disruption — book review, 8:54 on
• 15Mb: The @dgwbirch Podcast Series, 21 January 2018: David Gerard, author of “Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain” — podcast interview with David Birch
• Cascadian Views, 27 January 2018 — podcast interview
• Consult Hyperion Tomorrow’s Transactions, 6 February 2018 — podcast interview with David Birch
• The Lite Podcast, 8 August 2018: 1.8 The Lite Podcast and David Gerard — podcast interview with eCurrencyHodler
• Crypto 101, 12 November 2018: Bitcoin Criticism: Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain w/ David Gerard — podcast interview with Matthew Aaron
• Cryptojack TV, 24 December 2018: “Attack of 50 Foot Blockchain” REVIEW & DEBATE
• CoinSpice Milk, 10 January 2019: Crypto’s Main Hater Says You’re All Either Fools or Crooks: Meet David Gerard — podcast interview with C. Edward Kelso
• CryptoAuthority, 24 March 2019: PoW Debate with David Gerard and Dan Held
• Around The Coin, 14 April 2019: Episode 176: Interview with Bitcoin critic David Gerard about everything he finds wrong with Bitcoin — podcast interview with Nako Mbelle
• The CryptoLaw Podcast, 10 May 2019: Attack of the 50 Foot CryptoLaw Podcast — podcast interview with Adrian Cortez and Gabriel Shapiro

Video, radio and podcast crypto commentary

• BBC Newsnight, 14 September 2017 (excerpt)
• Unbubbled, 17 November 2017: Bitcoin Boom or Bust? by Jamie King and Sarah Henry
  • blog post
• Russia-1 20:00 Vesti, 4 December 2017: Биткоин никогда не спит: в США появились первые биткоин-миллиардеры (“Bitcoin never sleeps: the first bitcoin billionaires appear in the USA“) by Tatiana Remezova
  • blog post
• BBC News at Ten, 20 December 2017 by Rory Cellan-Jones
  • blog post
• BBC News, 21 December 2017: Bitcoin: My 400 coin bet paid off, but is it too late for others? by Rory Cellan-Jones
• BBC World Service, 5 January 2018: Tech Tent: The Big Tech Backlash
• BBC News, 28 April 2018: Click: Mining for Money
• HARKII Of Sound Mind podcast, Episode 1, 30 April 2018: Why I don’t think blockchain will change the music industry (includes transcript)
• Intelligence Squared podcast, 2 July 2018: Blockchain: Quantum leap forward or digital snake oil?
  • blog post
• BBC World Service Trending, 24 August 2018: Virtually Making A Fortune? (radio)
• BBC News, 27 August 2018: The virtual land selling for millions (video)
  • blog post
• BBC Radio 5 Live Drive, 28 August 2018: And as investors spend real money on virtual reality land, we’re asking how much of our lives will soon be lived online? (2:39:58 on) (archive of the segment)
• BBC World Service, 14 September 2018: Tech Tent: Watching Apple
• BBC Radio 5 Live, Up All Night, 24 October 2018: interviewed by Rhod Sharp about Initiative Q (3:46:30 to 3:51:17 on recording)
• BBC Radio 5 Live, Wake Up To Money, 14 December 2018: What is Initiative Q?
• Global News Toronto 640, 5 February 2019: interviewed by Kelly Cutrara about the collapse of QuadrigaCX
• CBC Vancouver, The Early Edition with Stephen Quinn, 6 February 2019: cryptocurrency debate
• BBC 5 Live Drive, 6 February 2019: interviewed by Anna Foster about the collapse of QuadrigaCX
• Cointelegraph Hodler’s Digest, 10 February 2019: commentary on the collapse of QuadrigaCX
• BBC Radio 4, 12 March 2019: File on 4: The Crypto Factor — The Winners and Losers in Virtual Investment
• Cointelegraph Hodler’s Digest, 24 March 2019: commentary on QuadrigaCX and Michael Patryn
• BBC World Service, 4 April 2019: Business Daily: BItcoin bounces back
• Cointelegraph Hodler’s Digest, 14 April 2019: commentary on Bitcoin and asset bubbles
• Global News Toronto 640, 24 April 2019: Blockchain crash course — interviewed by Kelly Cutrara for Toronto Blockchain Week

Crypto-related articles by me for other publications

(not including reprints — but including Rocknerd, which is also mine)

• Rocknerd, 23 July 2015: Putting the record industry on Bitcoin: Why this won’t work
• Rocknerd, 7 August 2015: More on the blockchain-music hype: what PeerTracks thinks it’s doing
• Rocknerd, 2 December 2015: Imogen Heap doesn’t make the blockchain hype make sense either
• Rocknerd, 10 August 2016: Kim Dotcom’s Mega 3, with Bitcoin. Two bad ideas that go worse together
• Rocknerd, 19 August 2016: SingularDTV: a “blockchain entertainment studio” using Ethereum for DRM on their totally boss sci-fi TV show about the Singularity
  • early version of the section from chapter 12
• Rocknerd, 1 September 2016: Fool’s gold rush: Blockchain initiatives for everybody! Especially the artists, our eternal and only concern
• Rocknerd, 6 November 2016: Why Blockchain won’t save the music industry, and Imogen Heap wants to spyware you
• Rocknerd, 27 April 2017: Why Spotify wants some Blockchain; how music industry Blockchain dreams work
• Rocknerd, 29 August 2017: Entertainment on the blockchain with ICOs: Opus, Viberate’s convicted felon adviser, Kim Dotcom
• HypeBot, 31 August 2017: Why You Can’t Put The Music Industry On A Blockchain
• Rocknerd, 12 November 2017: Björkcoin: Björk’s cryptocurrency album project dissected (impolite ranty version)
  • Rocknerd extended version of this blog post
• CoinDesk, 12 December 2017: 2017: The ‘Butt’ of Bitcoin’s Joke
  • my original text
• Rocknerd, 6 April 2018: Oh, eMusic, no — don’t go blockchain! Another Kodak moment
• City A.M., 10 July 2018: Approach Blockchain with Caution
  • as text
• Rocknerd, 24 July 2018: eMusic releases its blockchain ICO plan! … it’s not very good
• Kathimerini (Καθημερινή), 9 September 2018: Κρυπτονομίσματα: καινοτομία ή «φούσκα»; (“Cryptocurrency: innovation or ‘bubble’?”)
  • my original text in English
• The Block, 31 January 2019: The Buttcoin Standard: the problem with Bitcoin
• Decrypt Media, 8 February 2019: FreedomCoin: Just another word for nothing left to lose?
• Foreign Policy, 13 February 2019: Forget Bitcoin, Try Your Mattress
• Rocknerd, 9 March 2019: Cryptorave: Arpanet, M.E.S.H., Amnesia Scanner — Romantso, Athens, Saturday 16 February 2019
• Decrypt Media, 14 March 2019: The fictional trading reserve
  • Blog post
• Foreign Policy, 19 March 2019: Neo-Nazis Bet Big on Bitcoin (And Lost)
• Decrypt Media, 22 March 2019: The case of CipherBlade, ShapeShift’s PR saviour (additional reporting)
  • Blog post
• Newsweek Japan, 22 March 2019: ネオナチと仮想通貨の意外な関係 (“Neo-Nazis Bet Big on Bitcoin (And Lost)”) — translation of piece for Foreign Policy
• Decrypt Media, 13 April 2019: Crypto: A movie review
  • Blog post

Press crypto commentary (including book mentions)

• Financial Times, 14 May 2017: Crypto currency offerings spur speculation frenzy by Izabella Kaminska and Paul Murphy
• BitsOnline, 9 July 2017: RAC the Next Artist to Try Ethereum, Will It Work This Time? by Jon Southurst
• Financial Times, 2 August 2017: Rival bitcoin currency endures volatile trading debut by Izabella Kaminska
• CoinDesk, 17 September 2017: Estonia Wants to ICO, But Is Currency Law a Deal-Breaker? by Aaron Stanley
• Devolution Review, 18 September 2017: Going Bearish on Bitcoin: Cryptocurrencies are the tulip mania of the 21st century by Yaël Ossowski
  • also on Huffington Post Canada, 19 September 2017: Bitcoin Has Become About The Payday, Not Its Potential
• Cultura Digital, 19 October 2017: És blockchain la solució per als músics i la recaptació de drets? (“Is blockchain the solution for musicians and the collection of rights?“) by Palgaba
• Tarnkappe.info, 11 November 2017: Björk pusht Kryptowährungen: top oder Flop? (“Björk pushes cryptocurrencies: top or flop?“) by Lars “Ghandy” Sobiraj
• BitsOnline, 28 November 2017: Bitsonline Exclusive: an Interview with Mo Jalloh of Zimrii Music by Stacy Nash
• WikiTribune, 15 December 2017: Bitcoin boomed in 2017, where will it go next? by Linh Ngyuen
• News.com.au, 3 January 2018: Coinspot rubbishes liquidity claims, says it is ‘getting closer’ to turning on Australian dollar deposits by Frank Chung
• Financial Times FT Alphaville, 5 January 2018: Crypto cards just suffered a major setback by Izabella Kaminska
• BBC News, 9 January 2018: CES 2018: Kodak soars on KodakCoin and Bitcoin mining plans by Chris Foxx and Leo Kelion
• Conseiller, 10 January 2018: Kodak va lancer sa cryptomonnaie (“Kodak is going to launch its cryptocurrency”)
• Daily Telegraph, 10 January 2018: Kodak shares soar as it becomes latest company to jump on cryptocurrency craze by Matthew Field
• Factor, 10 January 2018: Kodak is the latest company to see its share price soar thanks to cryptocurrency by Daniel Davies
• ICO Examiner, 10 January 2018: Kodak Focuses on ICO Sale to Capture Growth in Post Bankruptcy Era by Alistair Johnston
• Inc., 10 January 2018: KODAKCoin and 3 Other Ridiculous Cryptocurrencies People Are Going Nuts Over by Will Yakowicz
• La Tribune, 10 January 2018: Folie des cryptomonnaies : même Kodak lance son Kodakcoin (“Craziness of cryptocurrencies: even Kodak launches Kodakcoin“) by Delphine Cuny
• Zoznam, 10 January 2018: Prenájom ťažobných počítačov: Akcie Kodaku vystrelili po tom, čo firma oznámila plány na KodakCoin (“Rental of mining computers: Kodak shares fire up after the company announces plans for KodakCoin”)
• Ilta-Sanomat, 11 January 2017: Entinen kamerasuuruus lähti bitcoin-bisnekseen, osakekurssi pomppasi 120% — ”Tyhmintä, mitä olen ikinä nähnyt” (“Former camera power joins bitcoin business, share price jumps 120% — ‘The dumbest thing I’ve ever seen'”) by Tuomas Linnake
• Sohu, 11 January 2018: 柯达的ICO和挖矿机 比假照片得大奖更传奇的故事 (“Kodak’s ICO and mining machine won fantastic awards more than fake photos”)
• Billboard, 12 January 2018: What Is Bitcoin, Blockchain’s Future in the Music Industry? by Robert Levine
• DAMNews, 12 January 2018: Kodak Launch Crypto-Digital Asset Token And Blockchain For Photographers by Ralph Windsor
• MoneyWeek, 19 January 2018: Steer well clear of Kodak’s crypto offerings by Ben Judge
• BBC News, 24 January 2018: Arsenal signs crypto-currency deal with gaming firm CashBet by Rory Cellan-Jones
• The New Stack, 25 January 2018: Charity Mines Cryptocurrency to Help Low-Income Folks Post Bail by Kimberley Mok
• Blinkist, 26 January 2018: The Blockchain of Command: What Is Cryptocurrency & How Does It Work? by Quinton O’Reilly
• News.com.au, 29 January 2018: ‘Without this bitcoin price would collapse’: Fears grow over tether ‘printing press’ as auditors part ways by Frank Chung
• Coinspeaker, 29 January 2018: Tether Says That Its Relationship with Auditor Friedman LLP Has ‘Dissolved’ by Bhushan Akolkar
• Guardian, 29 January 2018: Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies – what digital money really means for our future by Alex Hern
• Centric Digital, 31 January 2018: Will Digital Currency Bring this Legacy Brand Back from the Dead? by Jason Albanese
• Brandchannel, 1 February 2018: Blockchain-Based KodakCoin Delay Brings Out the Skeptics by Sheila Shayon
• Mashable, 13 February 2018: Salon’s new business plan is running cryptocurrency-mining malware on your computer by Jack Morse
• Tech Times, 13 February 2018: Salon Wants To Get Rid Of Ads By Asking Users To Mine Cryptocurrency Instead by Jean-Pierre Chigne
• Tokeniest, 14 February 2018: ‘Suppress ads. Lend your computer’s unused processing power for crypto mining’ Salon by Fred Krueger
• Avast Security Blog, 18 February 2018: Two true — and telling — tales about cryptomining from this week
• CBC News, 27 February 2018: How blockchain, the technology behind bitcoin, could change your life by Ramona Pringle
• The Verge, 7 March 2018: ‘Blockchain’ is meaningless: ‘You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means’ by Adrianne Jeffries
• Sourcing Journal, 7 March 2018: Blockchain Security Flaws Prompt Concerns Over Readiness for Enterprise by Jessica Binns
• Observer, 10 March 2018: Does blockchain offer hype or hope? by Gian Volpicelli
• Express (Croatia), 11 March 2018: Kriptovalute — banke su im bile žrtve, a sad ih kopiraju (“Cryptocurrency — banks were their targets, now they copy them”) by Antonija Vrcic
• BBC News, 14 March 2018: Google bans crypto-currency adverts
• Hexus, 14 March 2018: Google to ban cryptocurrency advertising from June by Mark Tyson
• ITHardware.pl, 14 March 2018: Google zakazuje reklam kryptowalut. To kolejny cios w kryptowaluty (“Google prohibits cryptocurrency ads. This is another blow to cryptocurrencies”) by Paweł Czajkowski
• ShortList, 14 March 2018: Here’s why Bitcoin has been crashing and what it all means by Harvey Day
• Daily Express, 15 March 2018: Bitcoin price: Why is bitcoin falling today? BTC market sell off hits all month low by Sebastian Kettley — updated version
• Curbed, 21 March 2018: Cashing out: Bitcoin’s young investors put their digital currency to work in the physical world by Andrew Zaleski
• Vice, 2 April 2018: Criminals are hijacking your computer to mine cryptocurrency by David Gilbert
• Financial Times FT Alphaville, 6 April 2018: Have you ever meta crypto joke you didn’t like? by Jemima Price
• The Register, 12 April 2018: When SecureRandom()… isn’t: JavaScript fingered for poking cash-spilling holes in Bitcoin wallets by Thomas Claburn
• Bleeping Computer, 15 April 2018: Old JavaScript Crypto Flaw Puts Bitcoin Funds at Risk by Catalin Cimpanu
• Chepicap, 3 May 2018: Gamers raise over $30,000 for Syria by mining ETH by Conor Maloney
• TechCrunch, 3 May 2018: Reports of institutional crypto desks have been greatly exaggerated by John Biggs
• BBC News, 4 May 2018: Is Messi’s blockchain interest a sign football is changing? by Bill Wilson
• VeryPossible, 10 May 2018: Five Ways Blockchain Could Disrupt the Media Industry by Tyler Jenks
• 2Miners, 17 May 2018: Expert Roundup: Upcoming Ethereum POS Switch
• Boing Boing, 23 May 2018: A hard look at the wastefulness of “proof of work,” the idea at the core of the blockchain by Cory Doctorow
• Alphr, 30 May 2018: The pessimist’s guide to the future, from virtual reality to driverless cars by Nicole Kobie
• Interesting Engineering, 29 May 2018: Why a Blockchain-Powered World Is Still a Long Way Away: 11 Blockchain Experts on the Challenges Ahead by Saoirse Kerrigan
• TechCrunch, 2 June 2018: Not just another decentralized web whitepaper? by Natasha Lomas
• American Institute for Financial Research, 6 June 2018: Bitcoin as a Novel Financial Game by J. P. Koning
• Financial Times, 8 June 2018: Who really owns bitcoin now? Long-term holders cashed out to short-term speculators, data show by Hannah Murphy
• CryptoCompare, 8 June 2018: $28 billion of Bitcoin ‘lost’, say analysts by Caroline Preece
• Cryptonews, 9 June 2018: The Great Backlash Against Blockchain Hype by Simon Chandler
• Vice, 18 June 2018: What you need to know about Tether, the cryptocurrency accused of propping up Bitcoin by David Gilbert
• Heise Online, 28 June 2018: Smartphone-Akkus per NFC laden: Aus für skurrile BattBump-Kampagne by Torsten Kleinz
• BTC Wires, 3 July 2018: The Blockchain Debate At Westminster By Intelligence Squared by Prashant Singh
• Financial Times FT Alphaville, 4 July 2018: Building a blockchain Britain in Bloxwich, because …? by Jemima Kelly
• Bitsonline, 5 July 2018: New British Report Looks to Blockchain to Improve Function of Government by Ian Edwards
• BBC News, 16 July 2018: Kodak Bitcoin mining ‘scam’ evaporates
• DataNews, 17 July 2018: Le ‘Kodak’ KashMiner était une supercherie; De ‘Kodak’ KashMiner was oplichterij (“The ‘Kodak’ KashMiner was a hoax”) by Pieter Van Nuffel
• The Next Web, 26 July 2018: Here’s how GDPR and the blockchain can coexist by Dave Michels
• The Register, 7 August 2018: Funnily enough, no, infosec bods aren’t mad keen on W. Virginia’s vote-by-phone-app plan by Shaun Nichols
• Vanity Fair, 7 August 2018: “A Horrifically Bad Idea”: Smartphone Voting Is Coming, Just in Time for the Midterms by Maya Kosoff
• Developpez.com, 12 August 2018: Le Comité JPEG explore l’utilisation de la blockchain pour introduire des DRM dans JPEG (“The JPEG Committee explores the use of the blockchain to introduce DRM in JPEG“) by Stéphane Le Calme
• Wall Street Journal, 12 August 2018: The Mystery Behind Tether, the Crypto World’s Digital Dollar by Paul Vigna and Steven Russolillo
• ZDNet.fr, 14 August 2018: Le comité JPEG réfléchit à mettre de la blockchain dans son standard (“The JPEG committee is thinking about putting blockchain in its standard“) by Louis Adam
• Breaker, 15 August 2018: The U.N.’s Powerful New Way To Aid Refugees by Corin Faife
• BBC News Mundo, 28 August 2018: Decentraland, la “ciudad” creada por el argentino Esteban Ordano que ha vendido más de US$28 millones en tierra virtual (“Decentraland, the ‘city’ created by the Argentine Esteban Ordano that has sold more than US$28 million in virtual land”)
  • blog post
• Times Higher Education, 30 August 2018: ‘Hype’ warning after universities take cryptocurrency cash by David Matthews (print title, p6-7: “‘Hype’ warning after elite universities accept cryptocurrency cash”
• The Economist Technology Quarterly, 1 September 2018: How to put bitcoin into perspective (print title: “Riding the rollercoaster”)
• The Economist Technology Quarterly, 1 September 2018: The promise of the blockchain technology (print title: “Nailing it”)
• BBC News, 11 September 2018: Marshall Islands warned against adopting digital currency by Chris Baraniuk
• BBC News, 14 September 2018: Tech Tent: Has crypto-currency peaked? by Rory Cellan-Jones
• South China Morning Post: YoungPost, 18 September 2018: Blockchain-based platform ‘Decentraland’ wants you to pay real money for virtual land by Susan Ramsay
• New York Times, 24 September 2018: Walmart’s Veggie-Tracking B.L.T.: Blockchain Lettuce Technology by Michael Corkery and Nathaniel Popper (print title, 25 September 2018: “From Farm to Blockchain: Walmart Tracks Its Lettuce”)
• Decrypt Media, 28 September 2018: How to create a person by Robert Stevens
• Yahoo Finance, 11 October 2018: This startup wants to secure absentee voting with a blockchain by Rob Pegoraro
• Financial Times FT Alphaville, 12 October 2018: Sorry Civil, ‘crypto-economics’ and ‘constitutions’ won’t save journalism by Jemima Kelly
• El Economista, 15 October 2018: El hundimiento de una criptomoneda amenaza con reventar el mercado mundial de bitcoins by Victor Ventura
• BBC News, 23 October 2018: Is blockchain living up to the hype? by Tom Espiner
• Financial Times FT Alphaville, 26 October 2018: Initiative Q: an elementary pyramid scheme with grandiose ideas by Jemima Kelly
• Wales Online, 26 October 2018: Initiative Q and what you need to know about the new scheme your friends are sharing by Will Hayward
• Digital Spy, 29 October 2018: What is Initiative Q: Is it the new bitcoin, or just one big fake scam? by Owen Gough
• News.com.au, 30 October 2018: What is Initiative Q? Payment network insists it’s not a ‘pyramid scheme’ by Frank Chung
• Shell Global: Inside Energy, 8 November 2018: Blockchain: hype or hope? by Judith Durkin
• Vox, 8 November 2018: This new would-be currency isn’t crypto — but is it for real? by Nadra Nittle
• Financial Times, 16 November 2018: Stablecoins are crypto sector’s next big bet by Hannah Murphy
• TRT World, 17 November 2018: How the IMF and central banks are taking on cryptocurrencies by Saad Hasan
• Wired UK, 19 November 2018: This is how politicians should regulate the blockchain by Nicole Kobie
• Salon, 25 November 2018: Why we must regulate the blockchain by Kevin Werbach
• Decrypt Media, 6 December 2018: How to learn about crypto (without getting scammed) by Ben Munster
• InfoQ, 20 December 2018: The Current State of Blockchain — Panel Discussion (Part 2) by Ben Evans
  • Portuguese translation
• Finder, 21 December 2018: Why have cryptocurrency prices been rising? by Andrew Munro
• El Economista, 28 December 2018: El año en que pinchó la burbuja del bitcoin deja a los mineros en pérdidas y a los mercados sin compradores by Victor Ventura
• Financial Times FT Alphaville, 3 January 2019: Happy birthday bitcoin. Your gift: a log chart in The Times by Jemima Kelly
• Financial Post, 9 January 2019: Terence Corcoran: Blockchain’s groundbreaking, world-shaking, life-changing technology revolution has been cancelled by Terence Corcoran
• Decrypt Media, 10 January 2019: A KodakOne Moment by Ben Munster
• Decrypt Media, 15 January 2019: Fork, Interrupted by Ben Munster
• Decrypt Media, 1 February 2019: The Ten Most Ridiculous Things “On the Blockchain” by Ben Munster
• Breaker, 4 February 2019: Lyn Ulbricht Pushed Herself to the Brink of Death for #FreeRoss. Her Last, Best Hope: President Trump by Mark Yarm
• CBC News, 5 February 2019: Canadian case is another warning about the murky world of cryptocurrency by Don Pittis
• The Economist, 7 February 2019: What happens when your bitcoin banker dies? Apparently you can take it with you after all
• BBC News, 14 February 2019: JP Morgan creates first US bank-backed crypto-currency by Mary-Ann Russon
• News.bitcoin.com, 15 February 2019: 3 People Who Hate Bitcoin With a Passion by Kai Sedgwick
• Finance Magnates, 18 February 2019: BitRail Determined to Recover After Fierce Criticism Around KodakCoin by Rachel McIntosh
• BankInfoSecurity, 1 March 2019: Facebook’s Cryptocoin: A Disguised PayPal on a Blockchain? by Jeremy Kirk
• Bitrates, 14 March 2019: Szabo’s Law, Crypto-Libertarianism, Techno-Utopias, & Decentralized Governance Part 1 by Martin Banov
• Decrypt Media, 4 April 2019: Finally, a use case for blockchain! by Ben Munster
• Decrypt Media, 5 April 2019: Larry Sanger wants Everipedia to be a post-truth Wikipedia by Ben Munster
• Decrypt Media, 9 April 2019: Chinese state planner wants to ban crypto mining by Ben Munster
• The Economist, 26 April 2019: Untethered: A fresh probe raises fears of systemic problems in the cryptocurrency market
• Decrypt Media, 4 May 2019: How to pitch your blockchain startup to journalists by Ben Munster
• The Economist, 4 May 2019: Tether tantrum: Concern about cryptocurrencies could lead regulators to crack down
• Decrypt Media, 9 May 2019: Bitcoin’s top mystic explains the price surge by Ben Munster
• Financial Times FT Alphaville, 13 May 2019: Bitcoin is the 10-year Treasury of our time by Jemima Kelly
• CNBC, 14 May 2019: Bitcoin passes $8,000 as value more than doubles in 2019 by David Reid
• TechCrunch, 14 May 2019: Bitcoin has surged above $8,000 and theories around why abound by Jonathan Shieber
• Decrypt Media, 21 May 2019: Craig Wright files copyright claim for Bitcoin white paper by Ben Munster
• The Independent, 21 May 2019: Bitcoin price explained: How a single trade crashed the cryptocurrency market by Anthony Cuthbertson