Molly Jane Zuckerman

Molly Jane Zuckerman

Molly Jane Zuckerman is the opinion editor at Blockworks. She previously led educational content at CoinMarketCap and ran the news desk at Cointelegraph. Molly Jane is now based in New York after almost a decade in Russia, and can talk your ear off about Russia lit and detective novels. Contact Molly Jane: [email protected]
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If you’re looking for ways to spend the holidays, why not curl up with a good book that will both entertain — and teach you a little bit more about crypto?

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Whoever says that collectibles are the real use cases for NFTs are dead wrong, at least about stamps

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I found over a dozen erotic novels about crypto for sale, with topics that are definitely NSFW

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Yesterday’s trial run for parts of the defense’s case will never be heard by the jury — unfortunately, I was there to hear it all

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Two Blockworks editors toss around the legal question of the day: Should Sam Bankman-Fried testify in court? 

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On why a fake TV show trial with purposefully incompetent lawyers and a sleepy jury has way too much in common with SBF’s real criminal trial

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What is the goal of all of this online cruelty — if you’re going to do the crime, at least be hot so that we can objectify you before you do the time?

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The defense seems to be making misstep after misstep with every single key government witness so far

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I expected more from Michael Lewis than a fawning portrait of Sam Bankman-Fried with some tulip analogies thrown in

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If the market wasn’t quite so boring, perhaps BitBoy’s flameout would have been a little less fiery

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Every time I fly back home to New York, I’m immediately confronted with “buy crypto” ads at my most vulnerable

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You need to have absolutely zero interest in crypto to enjoy Number Go Up. In fact, you could read this book with no understanding of what Bitcoin is beyond the fact that it’s magical internet money.

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At least, that’s what some US journalists think — and no one from the NFT community has said a thing

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Hasn’t history already taught us how bad it is to assign monetary value to humans?

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There is just something about crypto’s embracing of AI that leaves a bad taste in my mouth

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No, you’re not Kens. You’re not even Barbies. You’re very firmly Allans

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I scanned my eyeballs with Worldcoin’s scary orb, so you don’t have to

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Awful, overrated, claustrophobic work events that nobody should ever go to, and sign me up right now, please

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A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but drop a hyphen from “onchain” and all of a sudden it’s WWIII

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It seems like no one working in crypto can decide what on earth you should actually wear to work