As the world gets set to enter the New year, the Chinese are about to land on the dark side of the moon. Which raises the question, why does the moon have a dark side? It orbits the earth every 28 days,

The question is will history repeat? Each year that the price of BTC has fallen has been followed by an up trend. When compared to 2014, the drop in 2018 doesn't look quite as bad. Given the current price

To get users on board with crypto there needs to be easy pathways. Buying BTC is difficult in many countries of the world. Some have ATM's, now called BTM's. Others are limited to a few exchanges or use

Security of quality product is just one of the advantages that crypto tech brings to humanity. Source to table tracking when international markets are involved can be difficult otherwise. Hopefully with

The interesting part of this story is the cost of road re construction. $400 to fix the potholes after the snow melts. If this was a western country that would probably be 400 million. (per km?) Crypto

As the UK close in on the final stages of leaving the EU, or not, the question is what are the possible outcomes. With a possibility of the exit plan being walked away from by the UK, ie leaving without

In what appears to be yet more political motivation paypal is cutting off payments to organisations. Patreon has already blocked many people, believed to be due to mastercard pressure. With moves by paypal,

As the banking cartel do their best to suppress crypto growth via regulation and bad press, the Russians seem to be moving ahead. Partnering with Huobi, the biggest crypto exchange they are setting up

In what must be a sign of banking cartel hypocrisy Well advises clients that crypto is to 'risky' for investment, meanwhile they create 3.5m sham accounts. The fines of 575m after being caught is just

When the markets go down, the money goes somewhere. Usually the safe 'parking space' is gold & silver. Add crypto into the mix now, since it wasn't around in 2008 in a big way. But with so much volatility

A paper that suggests the US fed should not have develop a national crypto has some interesting quotes "it is imperative for law enforcement purposes that the identities of people involved in financial

The advent of jetpacks has been only a novelty, until now. In what looks like it could be the funnest toy/hobby since the invention of the drone, which are yet to make personal flight a day to day thing.

As the world slowly embraces the crypto revolution, we see many articles in the MSM knocking it & highlighting the flaws. However it seems clear that those behind these articles are simple the tools

With a global population of 7.6b, and a typically tipping point being 10% the crypto world has a target of 760m. When articles surface that refer to Manilla being the next Tokyo or Hong Kong the world

Whilst the MSM continue their efforts to run stories about whales in the cryto world and other hacks & negative issues, what we don't read about, or maybe we just accept is the stock market manipulation.

Follow the money is an easy way to find the source of much of the corruption in the world. When you do, and follow it high enough, it all seems to lead back to the same locations. There are many YT videos

After hearing about FB & Twitter hacks / giveaways that gave little value to user data, it is disappointing to read that 250K Aussies may be in the same boat. Name, address Birthdate etc all in a company

When the largest smartphone manufacturer files patents for a wallet, the signs are clear, and others eg Apple will surely follow suit. Global acceptance of crypto needs mass users, and Samsung can enable

There are so many exchanges, it is difficult to know which to sign up for. Many want personal information, but can they be trusted. This article lists many of them, and based on the survey results, the

Arguably Germany is the hub of technology in the EU, yet per this result they only see themselves as mid range in the crypto sphere. Perhaps the policies of Germany are to aligned with the self elected