Enabling Crypto In Everyday Spending Amon is an exciting ICO which is developing a debit card that will be linked to a cryptocurrency wallet. The inbuilt AI will determine which cryptocurrency to convert

Here is my beautiful butternut squash (we call them butternut pumpkin in Australia) plant. I started it from the seed of a store bought butternut squash. It’s spilled over the raised planter I planted

We recently acquired a small fern tree that didn’t survive the blistering heat of our Australian summer. Nevertheless I persisted and kept watering it, and eventually despite the plant completely withering

Interesting comparison between bitcoin’s recent price action compared to the classic bubble blowoff chart. Looks quite similar so far, but time will tell what direction bitcoin’s price will take.

Last week I posted that there was a short term symmetric triangle formation in the Bitcoin price. The price broke down from the triangle, quickly found support at a previous level of support around $7900.

This is the first time a property owner has listed a house for sale in Melbourne, Australia and is willing to accept Bitcoin as payment. In my opinion this bodes well for the eventual widespread and mainstream

Since my last post about a short term symmetric triangle formation in the bitcoin price, the price has already broken out of the symmetric triangle pattern. The price quickly found support around the $7900

Here’s a quick look at the bitcoin intraday price chart for the past 5 days. There seems to be a symmetric triangle forming. This pattern sees higher lows together with lower highs which form a triangle

Experiment to Regrow Kale - Part 2, an update A little more than 2 weeks ago I posted part 1 of my experiment to regrow store bought Kale, you can read it here. Today is a quick update on the progress

Can store bought kale be regrown? This was a thought I had after cooking with some organic kale that I bought recently, so I decided to conduct my own experiment to see if this was in fact possible. I

This cartoon sums up how it really works in politics. The citizens always get screwed by those in power. They will pretend to be on your side to hide their true intentions, which is to screw you over for

Managed to catch my cat cleaning his face and head today. He's a cute but cheeky little cat 🐱

I cannot wait to see the day that we can do away with banks all together. The amount of steps and the number of hoops I had to jump through just to apply for a credit card was enough to drive one crazy!

Here's my cat rolling on the floor and stretching his paws in the air.

Looks like bitcoin is down to around $4000 again. What is the likely scenario from here? Will it hold on to the $4000 level and recover back towards the all time high? Will $4000 support breakdown? Where

Australians will be able to vote very soon in the same sex Marriage postal survey. Here is a video from anonymous explaining the truth behind the postal survey.

I've heard it being said that bitcoin is deflationary. There will only ever be 21,000,000 bitcoin in existence once every bitcoin has been mined. If this is the case, how does this affect the way people

In a recent article in the West Australian newspaper, the writer still claims that bitcoin is in a bubble. The Blockchain and bitcoin will be hard to ignore by the central banks around the world.

Riding the train home tonight I overheard three guys sitting on the train engaged in small talk discussing what their professions are. The topic of Bitcoin came up and I eavesdropped intently. One of these

Hi everyone, I've just joined steemit and am really excited to explore and learn more about how everything works here. I've always been interested in world politics, sound money, gardening and now cryptos