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A normie’s guide to the fight over the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act
Hello! Before we get to our latest edition, a reminder that we just announced the Third Annual DC Privacy Summit. The main event will take place on October 15. Check out dcprivacysummit.org for more info, and to grab your tickets (use this...
Announcing the Third Annual DC Privacy Summit
We’re thrilled to announce that we’ll be hosting the Third Annual DC Privacy Summit on October 15, 2026, at the National Union Building in Washington, D.C. Discounted tickets for Glitch readers will be available for a limited time (more on...
The UK’s social media ban is doomed to fail
Hello and welcome back. Many Glitchy things are afoot. Today we take a look at the strangeness of the UK’s social media ban, then ponder a future where our collaborative software will be fully private and encrypted. Plus much more, as usual...
How the UK is blowing up its internet
A license to kill… online anonymity?
Good afternoon from Blighty! The British government already has a penchant for snooping on its citizens. But some of the actions it has taken lately go further, threatening to make online anonymity off...
Almost everyone is getting “crypto” wrong
Hello! We’re back in your inboxes with a look at a hunky actor’s flawed crypto crusade, then we examine the questions raised after Circle zapped its Zama stablecoin. We close with a smattering of Glitchy happenings guaranteed to delight....
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Crypto contains multitudes
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