Today we solemnly remember a great massacre that took place in Tiananmen Square Beijing on this day 31 years ago.

By far, one of the most written about subjects in the financial world at the moment is the great disconnect between what’s happening in the economy and what’s happening in the stock market.

Bitcoin has blasted through $10,000 per coin yesterday, a key level that I have been watching closely for several months.

Hope you had a peaceful weekend, especially those of you in the U.S., where massive protests, riots, and looting have brought about a crass end to the Coronavirus lockdown.

There’s no doubt that the internet is amazing and that it has revolutionized the way that humans communicate, both professionally and socially. Being a decentralized network, the Internet can be a real tool for freedom, as no central party can control what is being said or done, and therefore nobody […]

Ever since the halvening event, Bitcoin has been running slowly and it’s starting to cost users.

Memorial Day in the U.S. is used to coinciding with the U.K. spring break holiday, but Eid al-Fitr hasn’t come out in May in several decades. There’s certainly something interesting about the way that all international calendars are colliding this year, almost as if someone or something is trying to […]

Most people don’t know it, but today is actually a holiday for religious crypto clerics. It’s known as Bitcoin Pizza Day, when we celebrate the first recorded real-world transaction that took place in bitcoin 10 years ago.

Go on, take the money and run. Hoo Hoo Hoo! So goes the classic song from Steve Miller Band. Not only does it have a groovy beat, but it also tells a story. By far, it’s the chorus though that gets most people. When you’re flying by the seat of […]