it's literally crazy how so many of these gurus know so little about political economy. we've always had debt based financial systems even with commodity currencies. The exchange rate for countries were

yes because there are diverging fundamentals. Bitcoin fees too high and realistically ripply and stellar are the only ones trying to actively pursue a real world agenda. The fact that stellar is inflationary

crypto and minecraft? Hehe and also until it gets release we should not have irrational exuberance revolving around a coin. I think the safest bet is a ledger nano s.

thanks! I've been trying to get into steemit since I am new and was a bit disappointed at the lack of reception from my earlier posts. really appreciate it since I take a lot of time to write this. and

it is coincidental that I was an IBM shareholder before getting into crypto however the main problem with IBM is their leaking cashflows. I bought in because it was improving from the past but still has

succinct and deserving of exposure

thanks I hope so too!

thanks will do.

sure followed :)

this is what is needed. countries need to switch to cryptos because cryptos are currently not being used for their intended purpose. they have simply become speculative assets with too much volatility

There is a signal for a bullish breakout because support is so stiff at the 6500 zone, however there is still some risk as we aren't really seeing accumulation. We are just seeing support.

I am very interested in the fact that cryptos seem to have a pegged exchange value similar to the Bretton woods system. All alt coins seem to be pegged to bitcoin which acts like a gold commodity whereas