People and Industry Leaders
3 storiesPeople and Industry Leaders groups founders, developers, researchers, executives, investors, educators, and policy figures whose documented work has materially shaped blockchain technology or digital-asset markets. The category spans protocol design, cryptography, open-source software, exchanges, custody, DeFi, gaming, infrastructure, venture investment, security, governance, and public education. Profiles should focus on verifiable roles, code, publications, investments, organizational decisions, testimony, and direct statements rather than personal speculation. Companies, protocols, products, and tokens retain their own tags unless the individual's contribution is the central subject.
Arthur Hayes Eyes Fed Repo Cap as Key Bitcoin Liquidity Signal
Arthur Hayes is watching for a Federal Reserve rule change that could unlock a new source of dollar liquidity for foreign institutions-a move he believes is critical before Bitcoin can see a sustained price surge.
Ethereum Shifts Focus to Quantum Security and Native Rollups
Ethereum's roadmap is moving beyond scaling, prioritizing quantum-resistant security, protocol-level privacy, and native rollup integration to address long-term risks and complexity as the network matures
Tom Lee Sees Ethereum Hitting $250,000 Amid Blockchain Upgrades
Wall Street strategist Tom Lee projects Ethereum could reach $250,000, citing AI integration, real-world asset tokenization, and major blockchain upgrades as drivers, even as ETH remains far below its all-time high