Trust: an invaluable currency
What gives the dollar its value? Can you trust that value? There are some compelling arguments for why the government does not deserve a monopoly on trust when it comes to your wealth. You may think that the dollars that you earn are yours to spend—but inflation, intermediaries, and interest rates tell another story. Here’s how fiat currency has secured a monopoly on trust and why that’s a bad thing. Plus, find out how crypto is changing that reality!
Tokenization solutions for the precious metals industry
The precious metals industry is worth trillions of dollars. What would happen if these metals were tokenized? Here are some ideas of how blockchain can disrupt the trillion-dollar mining industry in general.
Maintaining sovereignty in a social credit system
Everyone knows about China’s social credit system and how ominous it sounds to freedom-loving Westerners. What does that mean for your future and how might crypto play a role? Here’s what you need to know about social credit systems and decentralized cryptocurrency.
Top 7 tips for cryptocurrency research
Cryptocurrency research can save you a lot of time and money, and there are some easy steps you can take to help keep your portfolio safe from scams and pump-and-dumps. Here are our top 7 tips for cryptocurrency research.
History of privacy concerns in the US
There’s a whole history of privacy concerns that have existed ever since people have had sensitive information. In this country, there are cycles of techno-panic that send everyone running and screaming in fear when a new technology challenges norms. Sometimes the fears are justified and sometimes it’s pure fearmongering — but which is which? Here’s what you need to know.
Central bank digital currency or nah
Do lack of security and increased interest in central bank digital currencies negate any benefit digital fiat might provide like driving crypto adoption? Here’s what you need to know about CBDCs.
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