Day: July 29, 2017

Are Ethereum Initial Coin Offerings Dangerous? People Misunderstand Blockchain CURRENCY TRADERS Ethereum Initial Coin Offerings On a recent episode of the Slate Money podcast, columnist Jordan Weissmann said half-jokingly, “Friends don’t let friends invest in ICOs.” It was an offhand READ MORE

Segregated Witness and August 1st Things are really getting interesting for anyone who owns Bitcoins at the moment. Some of the biggest movements in Bitcoin’s technology and politics are all coming to a head in the next few weeks. Everyone READ MORE

Bitcoin Is About To Change Forever It’s the week before the bitcoin community’s blockchain Super Bowl, the network fork on August 1 that will create a new bitcoin blockchain network called Bitcoin Cash. Tensions are high and taunting memes abound READ MORE

A Month After August 1: Where Will Bitcoin, Ethereum Prices, Litecoin Price Be? Bitcoin Hard Fork 2017 Bitcoin, Ethereum Prices, Litecoin As we approach the dreaded Bitcoin fork on August 1, investors are getting nervous. “What if the Bitcoin hard READ MORE

Is Surfing The Dark Web lllegal? The dark web is a non-mainstream part of the internet. Basically, it shows those search results, which are not indexed by search engines such as Google and Bing. It requires special software to access. READ MORE

The Coming Financial Disruption From the late 1700’s through the 1800’s the first industrial revolution brought immense benefits to the average Jack. Mass production of textiles, transportation, food, and beer meant that it was no longer just Lords and Ladies READ MORE

BITCOIN SURGES AS MINERS BACK SEGWIT UPGRADE, ETHEREUM TURNS NEGATIVE BITCOIN SURGES AS MINERS BACK SEGWIT UPGRADE, ETHEREUM TURNS NEGATIVE CURRENCY TRADERS BITCOIN SURGES Bitcoin traded higher on Friday, after investors cheered data showing bitcoin miners continued to signal support READ MORE

Cryptocurrency Market From Venezula To America, Ideal For Today Edward Snowden shocked the world in 2013 when he revealed that conspiracy theorists were right about the U.S. government’s indiscriminate mass surveillance. Though the news came as a surprise to many, READ MORE