Cryptocurrency

[ad_1] This is an introductory opinion piece by Nozomi Hayas Ph.D., who has a background in psychology and human development.From the anti-war resistance to the social justice movement, activists have engaged in countless tough battles. Their relentless efforts, rather than achieving positive results, seem to keep them in perpetual struggle. Now, a breakthrough in computer science has changed the rules of the game. Bitcoin, by empowering individuals, is beginning to disrupt the world. In this article, I will show how Bitcoin is a currency of love and how it inspires creative work in ordinary people, and generates social change.1969 "Bed-in for Peace": In protest of the Vietnam War, newlyweds John Lennon and Yoko Ono invite the press to their bed in their Amsterdam hotel. They showed ...

[ad_1] This is an editorial opinion by Robert Hall, content creator and small business owner.Do you dream of retiring someday? You work all day and work hard to grow your business or to do an excellent job for your employer so that you can get promoted and earn more money. What are we supposed to do with our paychecks after paying the bills, putting food on the table and looking after the kids?Conventional wisdom tells us that we should save for retirement in order to enjoy our "golden years." This is not bad advice per se because we can't keep working forever. Having money to count on after you stop working is wise financial planning. As you know, the entire industry is dedicated to planning for your future self.Most financial advisors will tell you to invest your money in a 401(k) ...

[ad_1] This is an opinion editorial by Beautyon, the CEO of Azteco.In this post, I parse the above-named act, pointing out the glaring flaws and errors in it. It should be clear to any American that this bill is an abomination and that it should not pass into law. If it does, it will be challenged in the Supreme Court, struck down, removed with prejudice and the scathing chastisement it deserves.The idea that there can be “responsible innovation” is absurd on its face. If Senators Cynthia Lummis and Kirsten Gillibrand were alive during the era of lake ice delivery by horse and cart, they would have found that the electric ice box was “irresponsible innovation” because many men would be put out of work and horses turned into glue or meat.That is exactly what is happening with Bitcoin. This...

[ad_1] Cardano, one of the biggest digital currencies in the crypto space, is an open-source blockchain and digital currency that has delivered significant returns since its launch in 2017. However, after a massive price correction, investors are looking for new alternatives. This guide will discuss three of the best alternatives to Cardano, which could provide high returns in 2022. Cardano price Similar to Ethereum, Cardano Network is an open source blockchain platform that deploys smart contracts to take advantage of DeFi (Decentralized Finance) protocols, NFT interoperability, and more. Cardano (ADA) was launched in 2017 by Charles Hoskinson, one of the original founders of Ethereum. After its launch in 2017, the ADA did not see a significant upward price movement until the beginnin...

[ad_1] Since Bitcoin reached an all-time high in November 2021, it has crashed 73% and taken the rest of the cryptocurrency market with it. Some signs are showing that the cryptocurrency crash has not bottomed out, but the good news is that some coins are pointing to a possible price hike. Let's take a look at the main metrics that indicate that the cryptocurrency market could go down. 1. Market sentiment When Bitcoin crashed to just under $18,000 in June 2022, most of the cryptocurrency market was in deep fear. It stayed that way for several weeks before Bitcoin recovered slightly. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index measures market sentiment by evaluating several metrics. At the moment, the market remains in a state of fear. Many crypto experts believe that ...

[ad_1] This is an opinion editorial by Hermann Vivier, co-founder of The Surfer Kids and Bitcoin Ekasi.On Aug. 5 2021, Joey Olden and Luthando Ndabambi walked into JCC Camp, a township on the outskirts of Mossel Bay, South Africa. They had a mission: find a township corner store willing to sell them something for bitcoin. Their eventual success later that afternoon (when they bought two cool drinks with sats sent over the Lightning Network) could be called the moment Bitcoin Ekasi was born.Above: Aug. 5, 2021 — Bitcoin Ekasi is born.But the seeds that sprouted the project were sown long before. I was first introduced to Bitcoin in late 2013, following the banking crisis in Cyprus. My wife and I operate a surf-tourism business and, because she’s Russian, we’re primarily focused on the East...