What are crypto ETFs?
There was speculation for most of the year about whether the SEC would approve a Bitcoin ETF for US stock exchanges. Delay after delay had the skeptics nodding and smiling knowingly. But then, a futures ETF was finally approved. Meanwhile, in Canada, they already have spot ETFs—will the SEC follow and approve some in the US? Find out the situation with crypto exchange-traded funds. Are they a good thing or a bad thing?
The anti-establishment vs global elite
Anti-establishment sentiment used to be a largely political thing. Today it’s not. The global elite is becoming more and more recognizable to the average person and more and more suspicious. Who are the plutocracy and why are they in charge of money, culture, media, and education? Not only that, can the rest of the population come together and find a common banner to rally around?
Can tokenization technology fight cybercrime and privacy breaches in fintech?
There are some fundamental solutions that tokenization proposes to all kinds of industries and assets—including real estate. Tokenization reduces trust and intermediaries, enables peer-to-peer transactions, speeds up and uncomplicates processes, and enables fractional investment. But there are other interesting opportunities for asset-backed tokenization in real estate, land, and natural resources. Find out how tokenization can change how we think about real estate assets.
The history of cryptocurrency
Very few people know about the dedicated cryptographers who paved the way for Bitcoin. Here’s what you need to know about the history of cryptocurrency and why it’s important in understanding the crypto ecosystem today.
What is staking crypto?
What is “staking” cryptocurrency, and why is it important? Can you stake any cryptocurrency, and what are the big differences between staking and mining crypto? We examine these topics and more.
What’s the deal with crypto airdrops?
It’s true that crypto airdrops are used for marketing, but they can also be legitimately valuable rewards. This is your guide to crypto airdrops and getting your hands on those awesome, free tokens.
Fact or fiction: DeFi
Everyone has DeFi on their minds. It’s where we all hope to find high APY and the next altcoin that will skyrocket. But there’s a lot to be understood about this area of the crypto world. Some common misconceptions about decentralized finance can be dispelled by taking a few minutes to understand what’s really going on. Read about some of the facts and fictions in DeFi.
The history of the credit card
The history of the credit card goes back at least 100 years, though the concept of buying now and paying later has been around since ancient times. But how did credit cards as we know them become such an essential part of our society? Were they always that way? Check out these 4 facts about how the credit card began, and the parallels between its journey and where crypto is now.
Tokenization for land and real estate
There are some fundamental solutions that tokenization proposes to all kinds of industries and assets—including real estate. Tokenization reduces trust and intermediaries, enables peer-to-peer transactions, speeds up and uncomplicates processes, and enables fractional investment. But there are other interesting opportunities for asset-backed tokenization in real estate, land, and natural resources. Find out how tokenization can change how we think about real estate assets.
Are you a Bitcoin maximalist?
There is a strong contingent of crypto investors who believe Bitcoin is the only worthwhile cryptocurrency. These proponents of Bitcoin maximalism co-opted a negative title given to them by Vitalik Buterin and embraced the accusation that they see a future where only Bitcoin emerges victorious. What are the various arguments in the Bitcoin versus crypto debate? Do you side with Bitcoin maximalism or Bitcoin minimalism? Read about the differences and decide which camp you fall into.
