Looking at the top 9 cryptos by market capital, several coins rarely make the MSM. Despite the growth of Steem over the last year or so, it does not make the list. Can Steem pick up enough users to get

When reddit hits 1mm user base the answer must be, it depends. Are the subscribers looking for answers to HODL or sell? or are they simply looking for the inside track on when to buy? Either way the fact

When one group (WMF) and those who control it, control around 80% of global wealth, they also control / own the MSM. So the messages that come out are for one purpose, to maintain that control, to promote

The banking cartel maybe selling down the entire crypto market, which would be costing a fortune, but they can not challenge the benefits of blockchain processes. The benefits far out weigh the old-school

As BTC prices fall again, this article is a great read. The basic question of "what is money" comes to mine again. It is simply the ability to exchange 'value' from one place or person to another.

You may like XRP or maybe don't, it has gained a huge following since knocking ETH out or #2 spot. And with a huge following the 'bots' do seem to flood the conversation. I'm not sure blocking someone

Over the last few weeks, BTC & Alt coins have taken a major hit. With possibly one exception XRP. Whilst XRP announced that they intended to take on the banking cartels SWIFT system, and had signed

As expected Japan has announced that they are in the process of drafting ammendments to regulations to protect investors in ICO's. The new regulations are expected to be put before parliament in Jan. How

With the regulation spotlight ramps up focus on the crypto world, it is the USA leading the charge. Since the US dollar is the global default currency - at the moment anyhow - it seems us regulators are

Looks like G20 was the center of talks re cross border / global taxation of Crypto. Currently countries can't or don't tax fiat currency across borders so this is a new'ish concept. Looks like Japan will

An interesting article that seems to rebuke the concept put forward that BTC & crypto mining use huge amounts of power. Well they might use a lot, but it seems based on this study much of that power

At a time when SEC and other regulators are attempting to make crypto "transparent" so they can control it via KYC etc there seems to be a move in the polar opposite direction, as TRON adds anonymity

Based on a fork of google code.....sounds like a possible compromise from the get go But the phone includes a cold storage wallet, and is manufactured by the same company that makes the iPhone (quality?)

How do you 'get the word' out? "Crossing the chasm" is a real thing in marketing and in particular with tech ideas and products. Getting from 'early adopters' into the 'early majority' requires

Those that follow, can probably see the game that the global banking cartel are playing in order to keep control of global 'money'. Via the SEC and the like they apply regulations as a form of control,

For a decentralised system, the crypto world is very dependent on centralised mining operations. If spare CPU or GPU cycles are available on 1000's if not millions of user computers, then the combined

Finally a report that states what may seem obvious, that cash is king as far as funding crime. With crypto in the main being traceable from source to destination, it seems much harder than to hand over

In a first the SEC seems to have bumped into a judiciary that is looking for more info This is a good thing in one way, as the SEC has been very selectively targeting crypto companies. But in another way

The concept of centralised miners, due to costs, may finally be challenged. By more people doing the mining, the workload, the elec costs and the processing power are spread over a large user base. Time

Having volunteers clean up beaches and other public places is never an easy task. Getting people to donate their time once or twice a year is not enough in some areas due to the sheer volume of waste.