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In a recent video by Crypto Banter, notable crypto investor Ian Balina expressed apprehension about the future of crypto currency in the US, with the recent regulatory pressures considered a major concern. Balina, along with other key players in the industry, see this development as part of the disruptive evolution of a technology that challenges traditional power structures. They are of the view that, although there may be casualties along the way, the technology will ultimately become so revolutionary that governments will either embrace it or risk falling behind more forward-thinking nations. Regulatory attacks on crypto Regulatory bodies’ recent coordinated efforts against the crypto market have been a cause for alarm among investors and enthusiasts. This is described in the video as part of the natural progression of a disruptive technology that challenges conventional power structures. Peter McCormack, in an episode of his podcast, also voiced concern over the pote...

Smaller-scale esports organizations have started using blockchain tech for distributing prize pools, but the tech is yet to be adopted by the big tournament organizers. Small esports tournament organizers have started dabbling in blockchain tech to host tournaments and distribute prize pools. However, don’t expect to see it in the big leagues just yet, says an investor. Esports, or electronic sports, is a form of organized competition via video games. Players sometimes referred to as esports athletes usually compete for prize money either individually or as a team. Dave Harris, managing director of esports investment firm Guinevere Capital, told Cointelegraph that he has begun seeing blockchain being used in amateur gaming competitions. In his opinion, however, it will take more time before the big titles and professional tournaments will consider adopting the tech. “There are certainly a lot of places this technology can or is being used in esports, but it will take time for mass ado...