For those aware of Venezuela and it's current cris this article gives a great overview of the history and events leading up to today. The interesting questions no answered are Why is the USA involved in

How do you have a crypto currency with OUT the internet? It boils down the "what is money?" In it's basic sense, 'money' is simply a way to transfer 'value' form one person or company to another.

User numbers are key to platform adoption. Last nights sell out of BTT in just a few minutes, indicates a massive interest in a decentralised internet. With momentum in user numbers the price of TRX and

So venture capitalists are to create their own blockchain to be used as part of their financial system. To do so they raise capital to cover the costs of building it. The question is how does this sit

Belarus introduces crypto banking including 'virtual' cards to replace 'visa' cards. Jamaica is also in the news as it lists security tokens. As the worldwide trend picks up pace, crypto is the genie that

In the wake of USA sanctions Iran looks set to release a national crypto this week The crypto world will have another coin, and one that will be on par with the Petro. USA will probably try and stop this

The mass adoption of crypto, and therefore the defeat of the banking cartel will require a massive jump in user numbers. The pure weight of a mass population will be enough. That could come as a country,

Adding 100m users to any platform is huge, adding them to TRON's is sure to send the coins skywards. With sights set on top 3 crypto in 2019 and a growth of over 150% in the last 3 months, the platform

A Canadian based crypto start up takes on the USA SEC. An interesting cross state border battle over the definition of what 'money' is VS what a security is. Hopefully the entire crypto industry will offer

Those who know & use BTC, even if they don't truly understand it, would by now be asking why do we need fiat currency. What is it that ties us to the old world? Perhaps acceptance of new technology,

The USA was an early adopter of the internet, in a mass market sense. This was in part due to the early definition of rules for business on the net. Now faced with the next big thing, crypto, the USA looks

One is old school and the other is new tech. As the markets crash, lead by tech stocks, namely FB, Apple etc. the money will go somewhere. Gold is safe, gold has been around for a long time and is a safe

If any tech is to take off, the number one thing needed is a user base. It doesn't matter how great the tech is or isn't, as has been proven many many times in the past. The 'best' tech doesn't 'win',

Trying to follow the story unfolding in South America is interesting if not confusing. The country is under huge sanctions by the USA The country has some of the largest oil reserves The country suffers

LifeLog was a Pentagon project, imagined as a method to capture our data. This was renamed to FB, which has since been caught up on data breaches, mass surveillance (even if you don't have an account),

As a fed gov agency that has it's approvals followed globally one has to ask who they actually represent. Do we need a drug that is 10,000 times more potent than morphine? Do we need a drug 10x more powerful

This is a great question asked in this article. With so many Dapps in the top 10 the user base growth is huge compared to the others. The great news is the price of TRON compared to the others. Who knows

As the banking cartle pushed their attempts to control crypto, they pushed even harder for KYC data. Why is this important,? Simply because Anon is the greatest threat to them. And know someone tries to

Looking at the bitcoin market metrics, one has to view it as in a boom cycle atm. Ignoring just one metric eg price every other metric is looking good to great. And the price metric is subject to manipulation,

The Gold itself will always hold 'value' as a shiney metal, but the bigger problem comes from trying to utilise that value. It is heavy & difficult to transport. And when held in another countries