If one was to speculate on the reasons behind the rollercoaster almost pump&dump scenario we have seen with BTC some recent articles could help highlight the reasons. Firstly India has a ban on cryptos,

A proposed bill that aims to stop any large tech company launching a crypto coin is surely going to fail. It proposes that large tech companies cannot issue coins or token to transfer value. What if an

Independent grocers (IGA) have adopted the TraveByBits platform terminals which will allow purchases of groceries with BTC, LTC and BNB. How long will it be before Woolies & Coles implement the same

Whilst in the middle of laying off 20% of their global workforce, Deutsche have hit another stumbling block. They failed to off load a massive amount of bad debts to a scam bank and now it seems they are

After a slow start several countries are now looking at development of their own coins. But the pathway has many obstacles. The coins in South america have been blocked by sanctions & pressure, the

A global currency has to be supported globally to be effective. TravelByBits looks to be taking the lead from the consumer end of the spectrum. Being able to book flights and hotels and pay with BTC is

And it is all being done on the blockchain. This is what blockchain are all about (no, not cows gambling) but tracking products from start to end.

Starting July 5th, the biggest trading platform will add DOGE. By opening this gateway Binance will gain many users who currently gather Doge via faucets. For DOGE it adds a better more easily accessible

Come one come all, the Crypto Express is intended to be WWG1WGA. It is a little strange that all these finance companies / banking cartel want their own coins. Why not join forces and develop an anti-BTC

Over the last couple of months Deutche have been trying to setup a 'bad debt' bank so they can off load poor debts. This seems to have been fruitless, but more importantly even if it had gone ahead it

When a space rock could be mined to produce huge amounts of a metal, then that metal could hardly be called 'rare'. The basic supply & demand takes a flip and we can all use & maybe wear a metal

When a State Run media outlet for China reports that BTC is a "Safe Haven" they are putting it up there with gold as an asset. The simple fact that this report aired on State Media may have a

Libra is taking on the regulatory bodies in regards to the FB blockchain coin. It seems many countries have concern, as they rightly should. 2 Billion users switching to C2C and even B2B and C2B payment

After leading the charge to be the best country to base crypto related business, Malta has just passed new laws to support blockchains. Rental agreements are now to be put on the blockchain as a legal

Get fit chasing treasures, meeting people, and joining forces to battle 'monsters', all the while earning 'points'. Wouldn't it be great if those 'points' could be traded on an exchange for BTC or TRON

Can russia continue their ban on Crypto? At what point will individual countries realise that Crypto is more like gold or silver than fiat. It is not a domestic product, but rather an international one,

It seems the plot really starts to thicken now. Margin Trading and loosing a vast sum and then locking accounts and making thenm in accessible, and then a death under strange circumstances. Is Sherlock

The complexity of what the SEC and banking cartel are doing to try & stop the crypto train just got more complex. Can they regulate a coin that is to be given away? How long is their legal reach and

The french are already concerned per their finance minister. But FB Libra could be the turning point in the death of fiat currencies. Sure you have to register like you would have to with a bank, sure

An interesting comparison article of the differences between FB's coin and BTC. The one point only touched on is the additional number of users that will be brought to the Crypto Express. The impact of