The UK gov has voted down the exit deal, meaning with only 3 days of parliament left to sit, there is much uncertainty as to what will happen next. The deadline of March 29th, the end date for brexit,

When is an EFT & when is it something else. Interesting questions for the SEC, as a new player in the game, proposes a mixed bag of crypto & fiat investment. Given the size of the fund manager

Every day TRON seems to hit the news with a new step towards a great coin. At the moment they are very cheap, but that suits the gamers who are coming on board on droves. Being listed on another exchange

The computing power required for centralised mining means that the whole market has become centralised, typically in countries with low or subsidised power available. This is contrary to the concepts of

TRON Arcade is proving popular, and to build a user base that is what is needed, popularity. Firstly the developers come then the users, then the demand for coins, in this case TRX. TRX trades on Binance

Last year when the BTC rush was on it could cost a user $50 to move $5 to pay a bill or transfer funds to another account. ETH reduced these costs dramatically, but they are still a reasonable percentage,

Like their older cousins the Killer App, they can change the computing landscape in ways that we no longer recognise the old world. Think spreadsheets, internet browsers, email. All of these meant live

An interesting concept based on a sort of decentralised mining model, where users bought the hardware but it was located in a central facility. Unfortunately the enterprise has died and their coins will

It will only take one large country, India or Russia to make crypto mainstream. Despite the objections and threats of illegality by the Reserve Bannk of India it looks like business it testing and may

While most people tend to think of the blockchain as BTC or 'money' it is so much more. It is a database, a real time distributed information network. As countries grapple with and attack the concepts

Many are already aware that Tech companies are using & selling our data and making a profit from it. At some point a line is crossed in regards to privacy. Some say "nothing to hide" as if

The Danes have implemented taxation on Crypto. The issue is no so much the payment of the tax, but the fact that the exchanges handed over user data to the tax office. This puts KYC in a very bad light

Some time in the next few weeks the lower house of parliament in Russia will take a look at the 2nd draft of a bill to introduce Crypto Currency. The 1st draft was approved by the Parliament but had to

When a Swiss bank gets involved in crypto, the writing is on the wall. A huge bank is now offering crypto storage. How long will it be before other banks if not Nations get on the Crypto train. A train

Bringing the number #1 game to the platform and now a second game looms. Add in bittorrent and the platform has 'value', a reason for users to arrive. It is user numbers that drive growth, and with that

The price tag is a little high on this one, but the concept is great. We all lose mobiles & USB sticks etc, but a watch is worn & rarely taken off outside, less so if it is expensive. All it needs

After the TRON chain released TRONGoo, it has become the #1 game on the blockchain. Now TRON announce the moving of LordLess from the ETH chain onto TRX. No date for release has been announced, but this

Just watched the movie. On the surface I found it boring & weak as far as movie plots go. But with 45mm views on Netflix, I got to thinking why. On reflection my 'takeaways' from movie are it is just

As stock markets are under pressure, the growth of crypto continues. In the past whenever stocks go down the money flows to gold as a safe haven. The downside to gold is that it is difficult to spend.

Merchants around the world can now accept payments in crypto that will be converted into fiat. Not being an exchange means that 'rules & regs' that would normally apply, don't. As the crypto world