The gamers are coming, and a huge following of users will hit the blockchain for the first time now that the App store is involved. Users can ear BTD coins in their adventures. Wouldn't it be great if

Another blockchain phone hits the market. One really interesting feature is the separate eWallet / hardware wallet. Can HTC make a come back with this release? Since Apple may have just been kicked from

This one is more of a brain scratch than a brainfeed. Mastercard apply for a patent to make anon transactions. For what purpose? Perhaps as the article says, "to attack other anon tumblers" ?

Since the global currency (at the moment) is the US$, the question is what happens if global trade uses something else? Where does that leave the USA? And based on deals between South America, Iran, Russia

And Square have done just that, provided an easy way for users to get BTC, therefore an easy way to get users into the crypto world. How hard can building bridges be? Time will tell

So FB has plans to move their platform to blockchain? Not unexpected. The bigger question is what is wrong with steem? What is it that FB brings to the competition table that steem does not have? Yep,

It looks like the food chain is going on the blockchain, at least for Aussie Beef (third largest exporter in the world) Hopefully this will bring to account those that abuse the live export trade. Time

The concepts of 1984 are individual identities all controlled by Gov. And when national cryptos are added into the mix, we have utopia, well for govs at least. For the rest of us (99%) we get to have all

Some countries are forging ahead, some are stifling the progress. But when KFC joins a range of other fast food takeaways, how long can it be before global adoption of crypto payment becomes normal. Time

With 4 agencies, each with it's own agenda, and all tied to the global banking cartel, it's no wonder those trying to build the crypto world are having a hard time. Despite the attempts, with so much creation

So the global banking cartel can't beat distributed crypto, they can't control it via regulations so what will they do? The obvious! If you can't beat them , join them. So the fight is on, distributed

An aussie first, crypto backed loans could be a real winner, given the policy of fiat banks not value any crypto assets at $0 value. Hopefully the pathway they have forged will gain extra company in the

The concepts of DIY banking mean that hardware wallets are a good idea, loosing your mobile or getting a virus on a computer could be financial disaster for some. So reading news about hardware wallets

Several stories have broken recently in regards to TRON and the gaming community. Once the dust settles on the the crypto market & coins start to rise again in value those with a large user base will

Once again the SEC is at the center of what is described as a 'parallel universe' as far as the way it treats different segments of the crypto world. Why a regulatory body is making laws (the job of

Generate power with your solar panels & rather than sell it to "the grid" (typically for next to nothing), why not sell it to your neighbours? That is exactly what is being trialed in Western

Breaking the law is breaking the law. But whilst the SEC are targeting any & all cryptos, the EU , the WMF & BIS are promoting national currencies & National ID's on the blockchain. It would

It does seem at first glance a bit strange for the EU to be calling for national ID's and National currencies on the blockchain. But knowing the once on the chain always on the chain, as with any info

Whilst the 'bank error' is good news for one individual, it does raise the question about reversals. Whilst long keys normally prevent hacking or other frauds, what happens if human mistakes are made?

"money" by definition is simply the exchange of value. Fiat paper money is just 0.01 pieces of paper with 100 written on them What if we could add a payment system to a web page with a few line