It looks like the online fires are being stoked to get Amazon to move to crypto. Their choices are, to do nothing, create their own token/coin or accept BTC & alts. Amazon has always claimed to be

The whole fiat scam, is based on a lie. 'money' is printed or created at will by a private company in the USA, called the Fed. This creates an entire industry, that operates globally called stock markets,

A nation state backed crypto, and a gold backed one at that. This is a first. Gold backed crypto has been a much needed thing since BTC was first released. Hopefully Iran opens up trading to people globally,

Actually they have no deal, they are still waiting to get their funds back after the exchange closed. The delay in getting a payout seems to hinge on another case before the courts. One that just got ramped

With all the bad press by the MSM, owned by the banking cartel, it is great to see some positive awareness marketing for crypto. The more people that hear & see crypto the more will look into it, and

Amazon one of the largest online traders, certainly in the USA, has run into roadblock with it's payment systems due to the Trade war between USA and China. So amazon is looking at alternatives. The question

Canada's exchange, seemed to be locked out of their cold storage funds, per the court case. Well that was a day or so ago. Now it seems that coins have been moved out of the cold storage wallet. Interesting

The use of crypto token to track user movements on a transport network has an upside for the provider, in that they can analyse usage data to improve their network. For the crypto world, the gain could

The whole gaming marketplace is a huge business. From purchasing to online communication, in-game rewards, and reviews. Every part of this can be dealt with on the blockchain. Earning reward points in

One school at a time. Some great benefits of crypto is the P2P aspect, which leads to crowd funding. No middle men, no 'foundations' just financial resources where they are needed. In this case a school

First we saw BTC take on 'money' Then we saw XRP take on financial transfers Next we see Steem take on social media Next we see TRON take on gaming and file sharing We see ETH take on logistics &

And interesting survey with more than half supporting a national crypto, and 40% against. The current trend in electronic payments over cash seems to have the banks worried about their future, should crypto

After years of promoting Squares cash app Jack has made some interesting comments in regards to BTC. Certainly Cash app is fairly popular and an interesting way to send cash to another person. A competitor

What started as a rumor looks to be real with copies of patent filings. Once the S10 releases there will be a huge influx of people to the crypto world. Manufacturing is reported to have started 25 Jan.

One state in the USA is leading the way to make crypto 'legal property'. Exactly what that means will be down to the lawyers, but one big benefit that is mentioned is banks can now recognise it. In some

The organisation that has been applying rules & regs to the crypto industry have just put out a call for help to look at and analyse blockchains. What does that say about what they have been doing

After banning BTC ATM's early last year, the regulators are continuing to put pressure on exchanges. They require exchanges to be registered to operate, which probably means KYC rules will be enforced.

The new AI blockchain to be launched as an ICO on Binance in the next few days is interesting. The ability to 'think' and solve problems for humanity, so we can all just go on holiday or to the beach.

Putting all the eggs in one basket can have consequences. When a company or an individual creates cold storage of assets that is so secure that limited perhaps only one person can access, the question

The cyberpunks are 100% correct, BTC wasn't developed to be PART of the financial world, it was envisioned to REPLACE the counterfeit paper we call fiat 'money'. When a PRIVATE organisation can print as