James Diorio
May 31, 2023

Well, it’s been a while, but I’m glad to take pen to paper with another Crypto: Decrypted®. With markets shifting, government governmenting (sort of), and crypto recovering there has been a lot going on, however the biggest reason for my short hiatus was the release of our new book Crypto Decrypted: Understanding Breakthroughs, Debunking Myths,

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James Diorio
March 29, 2023

“Haters gonna hate” is a common phrase nowadays. It wasn’t always, but what was once an underground meme got hyper-popularized in the 2014 pop song “Shake It Off” by Taylor Swift and now, well, it’s part of our lexicon. In accordance, bitcoin and top crypto assets are certainly shaking it off this year, with gains

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James Diorio
February 2, 2023

“The rumors of my demise have been greatly exaggerated” is a colloquialism that is often heard in the political arena, the playing field, and everywhere in between. It’s come to epitomize the action of victory rising from the jaws of defeat, of the phoenix ascending out of presumed ash. It, in and of itself, is

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James Diorio
December 23, 2022

I’ll start this final 2022 edition of Crypto: Decrypted by wishing everyone a Happy Holiday. Life moves pretty fast and, in this space, it seems to move even faster. Enjoy this time with family and friends and, hopefully, the pause it provides for you to catch your breath. I encourage you to do just that.

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James Diorio
November 23, 2022

Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone’s seminal Wall Street is known for many things: corporate raider, self-made billionaire, ruthless predator. What he may be most well-known for, however, is his famous speech, “Greed is Good.”  In it, he makes a compelling argument that the fortitude greed provides can lead to many “good” things. I don’t think

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James Diorio
October 25, 2022

Welcome to this month’s Crypto: Decrypted! While all eyes are on the Fed and the macro climate, there have been many happenings in the world of blockchain technology that might not have made your radar. Rather than opine on the Fed’s position again (there’s plenty of that already) I want to take this opportunity to

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