During bull markets the way in which I consume information about crypto and money tends to get less effective and a bit all over the place. Let’s call it an overenthusiastic way of consuming. Bear markets

I just watched the latest episode of the Magical Crypto Friends show and somewhere at the end a website called CoinMarketBook (CMB) gets mentioned. I took a look and found out it is quite interesting.

A few days ago, an article was placed the Google Cloud Blog. It’s an article that hasn’t gotten a lot of attention, but if you ask me it is quite important. The article is about Google bringing Ethereum

Every once in a while I check the correlations amongst cryptocurrencies and also with other asset classes like stocks and gold. Below you find a quick overview of the 90-day correlations. Source Interesting

A few months ago I came across a project called NOIA Network. It was in one of those weeks in which I sifted through at least 50+ projects. After a quick glance at their website and white paper, I thought

It is not every day that you discover serious in-depth research on ICO projects and when I found the paper “Coin-Operated Capitalism” by Cohney, Shaanan and Hoffman, David A. and Sklaroff, Jeremy and Wishnick,

The current #1 challenge according to most people in the blockchain space is scalability. ‘On-chain or off-chain?’ is one of the many questions that keep quite a few people awake these days. Luckily, there

ICOs are still hot. The second half of last year was crazy and ICOs became really popular. This year they are even more popular and the total amount raised and the number of ICOs this year has already

In the last 12 months there has been a lot of talking about the amount of electricity that is used for Bitcoin mining. It has been compared with US households, whole countries and more. But what if we

Yesterday I came across a pretty cool graph displaying into which coins/tokens the fiat money flows, which in this case can be a gateway or Tether as well, in the last 24 hours. The graph below can be

Of course they technically could have ruled Ethereum as a security, but if you ask me the chances were very slim what they would. William Hinman, director of the SEC’s division of corporate finance, said

"Vladimir Club what!?" Yes, the Vladimir Club. It is actually a thing. The Bitcoin Vladimir Club was born in 2012 (see original Bitcointalk post and everyone can be a member as long as you have

Last Thursday afternoon I was going through some of the crypto and blockchain Telegram groups I am a member of and found out that there was actually an event taking place in Amsterdam that evening, the

A few months ago I shared with you a cool visualization of the ICO market. Today I want to share an updated one (up until March) that I came across. It is great to see how the token sales space evolves

Recently we’ve seen two 51% attacks on Verge (XVG) and one on Bitcoin Gold (BTG). It basically means that one party had control over these Proof-of-Work coins, making it possible to put fraudulent transactions

Last Saturday we celebrated the 8th birthday of my nephew Costa. There were two cakes, one of which was a football cake (he really likes football), we had a barbecue (a rare opportunity in The Netherlands)

Imagine you've had some luck and suddenly you have $1,000,000 in savings. Awesome right?! Unless you had more than that already, than it kind of sucks. Let's assume you didn't have that million yet ;-)

China's Ministry of Industry & Information Technology published blockchain ratings. STEEM is number 2! Ethereum is number 1 and Bitcoin ended up on place 13. Interesting list. What are your thoughts?

In the last few weeks I have been experimenting with watching all the video content related to blockchain and crypto at 1.25x or 1.5x the normal speed. It takes a little while to get used to, but almost

Yesterday evening I joined the OriginTrail meetup @ Bar Lempicka in Amsterdam. Since the weather was awesome (for Dutch standards) we could sit outside the whole time, pretty nice! Impression: this is