Coinvest have launched a hardware wallet for the rest of us, simple & easy to use whilst protecting our savings. Running on Linux they claim it will protect even if the PC is infected with malware

This long awaited trading card game is now open for beta testing. This could be the first of many trading games to hit the blockchain. Hopefully / maybe / possibly points earned will be swap-able / convertible

If you can deposit 'money' and trade that 'money' on the platform, and then withdraw your funds then it may seem obvious, but what if the bank can not 'hold' or secure those 'monies'? With crypto being

When the 3rd largest exchange jumps into the futures market, and they seem to have worked around regulation by using old regulations it shows that the whole crypto market needs new 'rules' rather than

Has the downwards drift finally bottomed out? Are we looking at a dead cat doing it's thing? or as many seem to be reporting this is the end of the downwards drift & we are about to see an upward trend.

Whilst it is good that the crypto industry as a whole has rules & guidelines so developers and investors know the "rules of the game",, the application of "horse & wagon" rules

The global banking cartel have been humming around the edges of crypto for quite a while now. And about the only thing they are not doing is embracing BTC or XRP etc. They seem to want to go it alone,

In more news the partner for NASDAQ has been named and some details around the products. So far it seems investors will be paid out at the end of the futures contracts with BTC. What would have been more

Is the banking industry coming around to crypto? With news about oHIo government accepting BTC for payment of taxes, gives BTC 'value', as in monetary 'value', just like 'money'. Being accepted by the

Has Ohio just smashed through the crypto glass ceiling? Paying taxes to a government body, and that body accepting that payment in crypto must be a break through? the fact that the gov is illing to accept

Whilst reading all the reports about how much miners are loosing now that the prices of crypto have dropped so much, I got to wondering why in a de-centralised system do we have mining pools? Perhaps an

Looking at the big picture, the whole crypto market falls, not long after the WMF & BIS make announcements about nations creating their own cryptos. Now the market has tumbled & many mining companys

The details are sketchy, but the first court cae over BTC may be interesting. Not perhaps re the case in itself, but more from the perspective of how a Judiciary deals with the technology. Simple thing

Since Sony announced their new game that is crypto based, where players will be able to earn crypto rather than just game 'points', I wonder how long it will be until Fornite redevelops their app to run

Back in the day we had UNIX and then mere mortal got DOS. The world has moved on and now we have Windows and many 'flavours' of Linux. With Linux one can pick a brand based on requirements, faster, more

A couple of interesting quotes from this article. Perhaps the crypto market is being manipulated. But that raises the questions of who & why. I can't see anyone in the industry trying to kill it off

It seems the harware device used by many to store crypto safely off line has a fake reproduction problem. As with all 'fakes' the issues of security come to mind, and with a device that is all about security,

A phrase commonly heard around the crypto world. Something I think most crypto traders are aware of if not wary of. So now the SEC is looking at the Dec 2017 rise in BTC. Was it insider trading? Or was

In the big picture, if one "follows the money" it becomes obvious who is responsible. And love him or hate him it is not Trump. He may be a player or actor, genius or stool pigeon, but the whole

Just when I thought I'd heard it all, I shake my head with this one Apparently "donating" your computing power is now a "political donation". I wonder how the SEC would consider my