The idea is as simple as enticing: Decentralizing Transportation. Amazing! Since there are thousends of ICOs out there, there is no time to inspect every single one in detail. So let us make a quick but

Awaiting the Bitcoin Gold Hard Fork on October 25th, you might have already googled how to make sure you'll get your free coins. So did I. Among many speculations and a lot of more or less reliable info

Crowdfunding had been around for a while now. By the end of 2015 there were over 1.250 crowdfunding sites worldwide with a total funding volume of over $34bn. One of the biggest crowdfunding sites Kickstarter

The only startup in the Digital Inheritance space other than DigiPulse is the MyWillPlatform, which lately rebranded itself to MyWish. This is my review of this project. The very first impression of the

This is the third part of my journey along the simple question with huge consequences: What happens with your digital assets when you die? In my previous posts I have explained the existing issue with

DigiPulse is a B2C (Business to Customer) subscription service that allows to encrypt and automatically pass on digital assets stored in crypto wallets to the rightful inheritors. In other words, if something

During the time you are done reading this article worldwide almost 20 people will die in car crashes only, not even factoring in all other disasters like forces of nature or murders happening every day.

Every participant of the ICON ICO was automatically submitted to the Lucky Draw Bonus programm. ICX Bonus The Term 1 bonuses were selected based on the “Blockno” and “Txhash”. The first winner is the 10th

There is like one new ICO-Platform every week. It's getting really ridiculous. Most of them focus only on the "administrative" part of an ICO-launch and would onboard pretty much any project

This video saved me a lot of money in the last four weeks. @chrisdunn posted it on YouTube on August 24th. And I am really happy I have catched it by that time. Watch it if you want to learn about the

If I did not really like Steemit, I would not bother writing this here. There are some basic features on the entire web, which one takes for granted. One is the search and the other one the navigation.

I am pretty sure nobody really reads these introductions - so why bother? Well, I really hate it, when people enter a room or a community without saying "Hello" at least, so I have to obey to