Why China's crypto crackdown is 'bigger than most people think'

interesting to see these developments as they unfold, I wonder who's ultimately at fault, somewhat sloppy imprecise journalism or the the propagation of an honest mistake. Kind of like the tin can on a string game.

> I sense a trend to call cryptocurrencies just "crypto", hence the word "crypto" is at risk of losing its (original) meaning. I'm afraid this is going to become another hacker/cracker type of situation...

I am sorry to tell you it's pretty much financial jargon now, much as it pains me too.

It's way more likely that it will stay a context sensitive jargon. It's different from the hacker/cracker situation in that both meanings can not apply to the same subject.

But it will certainly lead to plenty of confusion

same here, any other link?

Works for me with uMatrix. My default setting blocks all third-party JS, but lets first-party JS through. The page renders correctly for me as far as I can tell.