CoinSpice Relaunches as Independent Media Platform Focused on Digital Finance

CoinSpice, a crypto publication that went dormant in 2020, has relaunched in 2025 under new ownership and editorial leadership

LOS-ANGELES, FL, UNITED STATES, August 22, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Originally launched in 2018, CoinSpice built a modest but distinct voice covering peer-to-peer finance, token economies, and the early experiments of decentralized apps. Like many early crypto initiatives, it went quiet by 2020.

Now, as digital assets move from speculative playground to institutional infrastructure, the publication returns with a different mission: treating crypto as a mature financial sector rather than an experimental curiosity.

"Crypto matured, but much of the media didn’t," said Parker Grant, Editor-in-Chief of the relaunched CoinSpice. "We’re not here to dress up Twitter threads as reporting. We’re here to track the deeper trends – regulatory pivots, infrastructural bets, and the incentives shaping this sector from the protocol layer up."

The editorial team brings experience from traditional finance journalism, regulatory analysis, and blockchain development. This combination allows CoinSpice to bridge technical complexity with accessible reporting, avoiding both crypto jargon and oversimplified explanations that miss the nuance. The result is coverage that speaks to both crypto natives and traditional finance professionals entering the space.

CoinSpice will investigate systemic forces in global digital finance, publishing reporting and analysis focused on SEC enforcement actions, Layer 2 scaling
solutions, central bank digital currencies, and cross-border payment regulations. Coverage will examine the role of blockchain in identity, governance, and value transfer – with an emphasis on clarity, sourcing, and editorial independence.

The platform launches with several content verticals: "Policy Watch" tracking regulatory developments across jurisdictions, "Infrastructure Reports" examining
scaling solutions and technical implementations, and "Market Mechanics" analyzing how tokenomics and incentive structures actually function in practice. Regular features will include interviews with builders, regulators, and institutional adopters who are quietly reshaping digital finance infrastructure.

"We cover crypto as part of a broader financial evolution," Grant added. "That means asking harder questions, not louder ones."
This approach reflects a broader shift in crypto media toward substance over sensationalism. While many publications chase viral narratives and price predictions, CoinSpice focuses on policy implications, technical trade-offs, and long-term structural changes that will determine how digital assets integrate with traditional finance.
The relaunched CoinSpice is live now at website, with regular coverage and commentary on the digital asset space.

About CoinSpice

CoinSpice was among the first crypto-native publications launched in 2018. The 2025 relaunch represents a complete editorial restart under independent ownership. The publication operates without venture funding or token investments, ensuring editorial decisions prioritize reader value over industry relationships. CoinSpice aims to serve professionals who need reliable information about how decentralized finance and digital policy are actually evolving, not just where prices might go next.

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