“Diversification is the only free lunch in investing,” is a popular saying on Wall Street that dates back to the 1950s. And there is a reason why people are still saying it today. In this guide, you will learn what portfolio diversification is and how you can diversify your digital asset […]
When one door closes, another opens. -Alexander Graham Bell In our previous article, we discussed the sad circumstances under which the Telegram Open Network was closed and how their blockchain was essentially blocked. Magic internet points are kind of Reddit’s thing, and unlike likes on Facebook and hearts on Instagram […]
When Mike Vishnevsky asked me at the beginning of the year what would be one of the most important crypto events of 2020, my answer was enthusiastic, but now it seems to be completely wrong.
Blockchain investing comes in many forms. You could: Invest in the digital tokens of the most promising blockchain project. Participate in equity or token-based crowdfunding campaigns of new blockchain startups. Purchase shares in publicly-traded blockchain stocks. In this guide, you will learn how to build stock portfolios that provide you […]
Embedded in the code of the first bitcoin block is an image file, showing the front page of a newspaper along with the headline “Chancellor on the Brink of a Second Bailout.”
To figure out how to value cryptocurrency, you need to understand how the market thinks, feels, and acts. Observing how the market has responded to the many digital assets out there, reveals patterns behind both success and failure. Using these patterns, Bitcoin Market Journal has developed a tool called the […]
Happy halving day!! With all of the coincidences lately, I’m almost surprised that the halving didn’t come out on Bitcoin Pizza Day, which is actually next Friday, May 22nd. It did, however, fall on a little known Jewish holiday called Lag Ba’omer, which coincidentally enough marks the day that a […]
There’s always that one guy who pipes up in a room crowded with people and says something that makes you completely reassess what you’ve just said.
Last night, the U.S. National Debt reached $25,000,000,000,000 for the first time. It’s now growing at its fastest level in history. I remember quite vividly when the number first passed $24 trillion. In fact, I remember it really well because it was less than a month ago on April 9th. […]
You never really appreciate what you have until it’s taken away. Not sure where this statement originated, but it seems especially true during a period of lockdown. The world is now brimming with excitement about a return to normal that has now gone live in many countries. For myself, the […]
