With the recent launch of BNB Greenfield, there was an invitation to write about it via the Greenfield Content Writing Contest (unfortunate that the contest seems to have disappeared, with all the ...

Green bonds are going to be a big deal. We are very well on our way towards a world where many people care about environmental sustainability, climate change, and carbon, and it becomes very obv...

Everyone is always encountering some kind of difficulty in life. Sometimes, it’s just a small bump in the road. Other times, it is a catastrophic avalanche. The result is that you are hurt in some ...

Governments institutions, especially the SEC, have been trying to figure out how to regulate cryptocurrency. I do not envy their position, as cryptocurrency is evolving at breakneck speeds and new ...

ULI’s magazine, Urban Land, recently published an article regarding the SEC’s proposed rule around climate disclosure for Real Estate Companies. The New Rules The new rules essentially requires...

It is a little over one month into the Shanghai lockdown, which started on April 1st for the majority of people on the west side of the city and started on March 25th for people on the east side of...

The third METH event was in mid August. The topic was “Political Correctness + Cancel Culture”. The intention was to connect technology with political correctness, which has created cancel culture,...

The second METH event was in mid July and I had not come around to writing summary until now, nearly 6 weeks later. The topic was “Gender Equality + Feminism” and the goal was to invite a equal num...

I ran the first METH event two weeks ago with the topic: “Police Brutality and Racism”. The session went really well and I would like to share what happened and what was shared. What I’ll be wri...

At the start of April, I read an article from Andrew Yang about coronavirus and discrimination. In his op-ed on the Washington Post, “We Asian Americans are not the virus, but we can be part of the...