As the running total of countries that support crypto grows, the news the Thailand has approved 4 trading companies is good. A country with a large population, many who don't have fiat banking, could see

Baring the the tech details, the fact that an exchange has such poor coding to publish data is worrying. I'm sure they will fix it, but maybe the damage to trust is already done. Something the crypto world

The Binance wallet now supports several new coins, including BTC at last. Another nice addition is TRON, hopefully Steem will be added soon. Then the whole TronGoo & Steem process can be done from

With the yellow vest movement gaining momentum every weekend since November, the media report only on the violence but there is another process underway. The banking cartel are about to be hit with a 'bank

Is TRON going for the moon shot? Since TRONGoo was launched it has been ramping up. TRONGoo is a 'game' that allows users to earn TRX in the background, even if your Goo is stolen the mining process still

Why steem would ban @darkoverlord is unknown. Perhaps legal issues for management? But then who 'owns' the steem chain? ie who is responsible, legally that is, for content uploaded? As a user driven community,

In a world where the USA holds the global currency, and then uses that as a weapon against countries it deems to be 'improper', we may be seeing some change. The US grip on the Petro, maybe as tenuous

For the crypto world it will take just one large country to adopt it as a national currency and the rest will follow. The next best thing is if a large country makes a huge investment into the crypto world.

The ECB has plans to unify EU rules & regulations in regards to BTC and how it can be used & promoted. They seem to be missing the point, that they have no control, nor does anyone, over a

As the stock markets crash, the banking cartel scramble the world is changing. But what is 'money'? And once we have a crypto wallet how do we protect our assets. Offline storage is an option in the form

To decentralise crypto mining software that is easy to use is required. With the cost of power many large centralised mining sites are closing, which in some ways is a good thing, as centralised is not

Watching the banking cartel try & spin their downfall as a nothing burger is interesting. Why would they do this? Perhaps they know? The crypto steam loco is getting closer to "88mph" every

since when has peaceful protesting been a problem? A few might get heated and violent, but which side are they on? Paid protest jobs are listed on wanted adverts in the USA, are they the problem? But when

In a move that could bring the banking cabal to it's knees the French yellow Vests are planning a bank run this weekend. Given the liquidity of banks it could be interesting to see if this catches on to

After the realease of TRONGoo a few days ago, it has over 1000 active players, and the price is going UP. The next big game wave that lets users earn TRX seems to be a hit. Steem -> Binance > convert

An interesting 'game', not a lot to actually do, other than building your factory & defenses, and then saving your earnings so they get converted into TRX. The issue is if you are not watching someone

After reading that the Aussie beef supply chain had gone to blockchain, Spain has followed it up with CryptoChicken. Blockchains can be viewed as a database replacement, as 'money' or as a tracing / tracking

It may not be obvious, but like fairy tales, there is more depth to some news articles. For example there has just been a raft of stories appearing about the future worthlessness of BTC. They state this

It's looking like the banking cabals kitchen is getting a little warm. When US fed board nominees decide not to run, what is happening? But then the head of the World Bank suddenly resigns, something must

In a world that is becoming more & more Bot driven, at least as far as voting on steem, or trading on exchanges, there are traps for those new to crypto. "No such thing as a free lunch" &