Where a plaintiff who alleges his consumer report included an erroneous felony drug conviction moved to proceed under a ...

Here's what I wrote about risk-of-physical-harm arguments for pseudonymity in my The Law of Pseudonymous Litigation article (see the article for citations, of which there are very many): ...

Pseudonymity is a key reason for the emergence of the $110 billion stablecoin market. If regulators are worried about financial stability, they should have some KYC controls.

Pseudonymity can also make the fact-finding process less reliable because "pseudonymous witness [es]" may feel less inhibited "from fabricating or embellishing an account." Doe v.

Pseudonymity also exists in the economic aspect with consumers and businesses maintaining different accounts in specific online stores, marketplaces, online wallets and digital currencies.

Dr. Crazy has a terrific post about the differences between pseudonymity and anonymity. To oversimplify, pseudonymity attaches a persona to the writing, where anonymity doesn't. Over time, a sustained ...

In this report, we continue our examination of principal crypto metrics, and look at what Bitcoin addresses can tell us about investor sentiment. Noelle Acheson is host of the CoinDesk "Markets ...

Since the beginning of crypto, users have relied on the pseudonymity of crypto addresses to protect their privacy, and for the most part, this system has worked. Anyone on the Internet can view a ...