On Valentines day a new malware launches. Coincidence that it targets those looking for love with a fairly simple phishing email. Read the msg & follow the links, and computer is locked and held for

It would seem the mindset of some countries and banks is that 'blockchain' is just another mechanism that they can control or dictate the terms for. The basis of crypto is decentralisation, and national

Amazon have been making noises about support for crypto in the form of it's own coin. While BTC may be a faster and quicker means to that end, it would not be in the interests of the cartel who own the

It seems the company was aware of the idea of cold storage in paper wallets, 5 years ago per a podcast. They advised that the best cold storage was paper wallets in a fire proof safe, and that is where

When compared to the JPM 'internal' coin, it is perhaps easy to understand why Iran would create a national coin. However like the Petro, the question is what can these coins be used for? Whilst a gold

Imagine a world where everything is recorded and all payments and income are know. Now imagine that there is only one currency, no others are allowed. Now imagine that this currency is owned & controlled

What is interesting is the quote that "only" 450,000 data records of names, emails etc was hacked. Typically that would seem like a large number, until one reads further. Where is talks about

South America has just stepped over the line, with payments from one country to another for exported goods. Normally this would require currency conversions, banks, fees and lots of other steps. Both countries

When a company takes, fiat, converts it into it's inhouse digital coin, sends it overseas, and converts it back to fiat, the question is why? What is the point? If the JPM coin is designed to replace the

What is interesting is the comparison to Ebola. Research show: Lassa is named after the area in Afica where first identified in 1969 It causes no symptoms in many victims 1% of people infected die About

It has now been reported that the owner of the exchange, believed in and used cold storage paper wallets. This means that access to a computer is not required in order to access the 'lost' crypto. A visit

Getting started in crypto is a somewhat difficult step. All the new tech to learn about is one thing, but simply swapping cash for crypto is also difficult in some countries. Late last year, France moved

If crypto is a threat, and it probably is the biggest ever, to the banking cartel, how would they deal with it. Perhaps lots of negative media sharing FUD. Perhaps selling off the market in a way to keep

"The whole world is a stage"....and with in it we are but all actors. So while fiat money as we know it is counterfeit what about the 'news'? What if all we saw & heard was but a play, a

Blockvest releases a coin offering during the whole ICO craze, where everyone was doing the same, ideas with little or no value appeared and raised money during the rush. Blockvest may have had a great

When a company develops seed strains that can only be bought from them. And only specific seeds are to be grown, by company dictate/supply. Then add in a chemical that can to be drenched on the plants

For those old enough to remember the good ole days, when 10,000 BTC would by a pizza. This was just 11 years ago, how times have changed. But in a 'back to the future' report it looks like pizza is back

A 7 fold increase in the number of merchants accepting crypto is huge. Added to the 13% of the global population that has made a transaction payment with crypto, the banking cartel can surely see the writing

In an Orwellian world, neighbours turn on each other. Public notify the police state and an innocent citizen is raided because of a computer and a fan. Is this the sort of society we live in? It seems

JP Morgan issue a 'coin' that is to be used for internal (with in their bank) a coin to transfers value form one place to another. With each coin backed by a USA dollar, one has to ask why bother. Fiat