It is really odd how many articles you can find saying that cryptocurrency crashed this week. There has been a lot of action that has caused a downward trend, from India regulating crypto, the the Mt Gox

I took the title of this blog directly from the headline of a Business Insider article that came out last week and it may be one of the most comical headlines I have seen from a mainstream news source

The Infrastructure Bill Passed last week and in what I can only call a bait and switch, at best, the government is going to go after your crypto earnings. The idea is that they will help pay for the bill

It has been a while since I have written on this, and probably been awhile since most people have given it much thought. Remember a few months ago when everyone got worried about how the infrastructure

I answered the question of the title of an article I just read in my title because the actual article never really got around to answering the question itself. So, why am I here writing about it, because

George W. Bush - U.S. President (2001 - 2009) "It's important to let people have more of their own money." Everyone once in awhile, I like to collect quotes on a certain topic and post them here.

A couple of quotes from the Founding Fathers and some Presidents on taxes. While they all seem to state their understanding of the need for taxes, the usual idea is that it is on the onus of the government

I am always nervous when some politician utters the phrase “Pay Your Fair Share.” My last article was on the IRS looking into any transaction over 600 dollars. It got me back to thinking about the term

Beginning in January 2022, anyone who sells more than $600 worth of goods through on the online auction site or rivals like Etsy or Facebook Marketplace will receive a 1099-K form, detailing the transactions

We can all talk about the technology, the decentralized aspect, that it is non-inflationary, that you control it. There are plenty of reasons to talk up crypto, but, these quotes below are why crypto is

Follow up to my last article on the idea that governments will ruin Bitcoin if it becomes a real threat to the status quo. So, three basic points on this idea. Despite being worth over 60,000 dollars at

There was a James Bond movie years ago where the bad guy planned to devalue gold buy making all the gold in Fort Knox radioactive, so it was not worth anything. I’ll be honest, I think that was the premise,

I was writing my last article and came across this quote from John Yarmuth. Mr. Yarmuth is the Chairman of the Budget Committee in the US Congress. He sounds pretty important, right? This mental giant

“I wouldn’t recommend anyone invest in cryptocurrencies,” was a quote from John Paulson. He continued, “I would describe them as a limited supply of nothing. So to the extent there’s more demand than the

FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) warns over crypto assets pushed by stars such as Kim Kardashian West. This was a recent headline from the Guardian about a reality TV star pushing a one-month-old crypto.

(I am sorry for the Spice Girls reference, I was just having a hard time thinking up a title.) Crypto firms snap up ex-regulators, but some struggle to keep them. This is the title from a recent Financial

I continue to be caught up in the case the SEC is making against Ripple. I am not even against the argument they are making, I think there is some merit to it. This latest development is pretty humorous,

So, if you are concerned about crypto becoming mainstream, take a look at some of the companies that are accepting Bitcoin already. Although, this is nothing new. For example, companies like Dish Network

The first part of this title comes from an article in the Wall Street Journal about the the regulations put on crypto in the recent infrastructure bill passed by the Senate. I don’t normally go around

(Ok, not the crypto world, exactly. This is about a central bank digital currency (CBDC,) but that is kinda boring so I used a little clickbait to get you here.) Should the Federal Reserve issue a CBDC?