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Noelle

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Noelle Acheson

Noelle Acheson is the former head of research at CoinDesk and Genesis Trading.

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After FTX: Rebuilding Trust in Crypto’s Founding Mission
For an industry built on the principle of decentralization, we had a lot of trust in one 30-year-old. Understanding why is key to a more sustainable future for crypto.
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The Crypto Revolution’s ‘Turning Point’
This point initiates a shift from “financial capital,” which prioritizes short-term gain, to “production capital,” which focuses more on development.
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The Myth of ‘Regulatory Clarity’
Regulators should give crypto industry builders and market participants more choice in the rules they follow.
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Why Trading Is Essential for Crypto
If you think traders give crypto a bad name, just imagine an industry without them. This op-ed is part of CoinDesk's Trading Week.
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Bitcoin Is Macro, but Not ‘Correlated’ in the Way You Think
We tend to use the two terms (macro and correlation) without understanding what they mean.
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How Does Bitcoin Mining Work?
Bitcoins are discovered rather than printed. Computers around the world “mine” for coins by competing with each other.
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Hard Fork vs. Soft Fork
Hard fork and soft fork events refer to the process of implementing new changes to a blockchain project's code.
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What is Bitcoin’s Lightning Network?
In 2016, developers Thaddeus Dryja and Joseph Poon proposed a protocol called “the lightning network” that would enable faster and cheaper transactions while not having to change the block size.
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How to Sell Bitcoin
Whether you want to spend or hold bitcoin, at some point you’ll probably want to sell some. Here's our guide on how to sell bitcoin.
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Why Use Bitcoin?
It’s fast, it’s cheap to use, it’s private and central governments can’t take it away.
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